“Delightful! I think we’ll start with a game of riddles first! I know so many good riddles And, to make it more interesting, if I can baffle you, ... get to punish you!”Alice felt herself quaking at the prospect of being punished. ‘Perhaps it shall be one of those punishments that I enjoy,’ she hoped, remembering the ruckus she’d overheard earlier in the garden. ‘Oh, I do hope it’s not something terrible.’“Let’s begin with an easy one. I can run but never walk. I’ve a mouth but never talk. I’ve a. My soiled underwear I put intomy briefcase.He found a can of petrol and we walked together up the lane to where mycar was parked and put it. There was an awkward moment when it cametime to say goodbye. Neither of us quite knew what to do or say. Inthe end we simply shook hands and parted without a word.As I drove off I watched him disappear from sight in the rear-viewmirror. Half a mile further on I rounded a curve in the road and beforeme was a sign for the motorway. How ironic, I thought,. That was the whole reason for the blindfold, and he knew it. My thoughts were crazy as I heard him shuffle and run water, and...well...I just wasn't sure what he was doing. I tried hard to listen, but he was humming at the same time and it was throwing me off. Finally, I heard nothing. I did not realize he was just standing there watching me. This went on for a little while, then I felt the bed sag beside me as he sat down next to me. I felt something against my lips. I separated them and felt. Edy didn’t really mind, especially since they had brought all of the food and drink with them, but she felt it her duty to complain anyway. Jorge just laughed.Edy mostly stayed out of the way, occasionally going in to snack or see how the card game was going, but preferring the back porch and a book. Jorge stayed with the group, acting as though he was living the good life in his own home, but one of his more constant workmates (Alex) left the noise and music a couple of times, joining Edy one.