Since I’ll be starting the college course quite a while after the start of term, I have a fair bit of catching up to do. Mr Palu agreed to let me si... in his math classes and work through the start of my college book. Melissa and Liz found its contents a great deal more interesting than what the rest of the class are doing. With the approval of Mr Palu, we’ve formed a little study group in the back of class, where the three of us stick our heads together and work on deciphering the notes. It’s. You loved it last night.”“Last night was different, Alex had agreed to it, This, this is wrong, this is cheating. It could ruin my marriage.” Gina reacted angrily.“I think you’re getting a little carried away, besides it’ll help me make my decision when Alex’s next paid leave review is up.”“Just go, and don’t come back.”Lee finished getting dressed and grabbed his phone. He went straight downstairs and left the house. Gina glanced round the door and drew a sigh of relief as she noticed Alex was. ”“Fantastic!” Muireann said. “I have the negative lined up. What now?”I put the album into the small boom box on the developing table and started the music, keeping the volume low enough to still be able to talk. Then I showed Muireann the photo paper box that she’d have to manipulate in the dark, and gave her a piece of regular paper to practice loading the enlarger frame. Once she was confident in the steps, I said, “Okay, lights out.” I fell to the bed again as the dimmer faded.“It’s. Olivia raised her eyebrows and looked at the ceiling. She took a final sip from her glass and got up. The other woman looked surprised at first then smiled as Olivia nodded in the direction of some half-hidden stairs. The doctor’s wife climbed the stairs to the first floor, went to a door with a “3” on it, pulled out her key and entered, leaving the door ajar. The room was dark and Olivia didn’t turn on the lights. The woman in the black skirt came in and shut the door behind her and locked it..