There needs to be enough hip movement to get the skirt moving, without deliberately blowing it up at each step. Gentle, almost unconscious, nothing de...iberate about it. And so it was summer of course when I sat in the park, enjoying my lunch break in the shade, watching those young things making their way across the park — some more gracefully then others. I nearly skipped over her when I scanned across the park. Those big dark sunglasses that are popular now, navy blue dress, nice deep V-neck. ”“Ah, so they want her out, and we are an external accommodation facility, unknown to the woman’s family, so fairly safe. Don’t the girls have school, though?”Reg nodded. “That is a problem, so we will need to add them to our home schooling programme. At this rate, we will be running our own school shortly!”“Doesn’t bother me, if they are anything like Elizabeth and Sidra. I think most schools are so focused on the school routine and class structure, and so forth, that the value of education. "Bye bye, Nell," she said.Nell smiled happily and stuck her tongue out. Everyone laughed and the tension was broken."I was hoping you'd say that," said Becca, "because that's the way I feel too. I also think we're doing a worthwhile thing providing a stepping stone for the girls leaving the home." I think that's the most important thing," said Kim.Nell smiled fondly at her friend. "Me too," she said."So," said Becca, "we're going to have to expand and diversify."The girls nodded."You know you. What if it was some madman who came in outside from the rain? She dismissed this theory quickly since it wasn’t raining outside. Who could it be then, someone who just came out of the shower? Lilian’s breathing quickened as whatever it was came nearer. She backed up, pressing herself against the dusty wooden wall behind her. Her knees felt weak and she felt at the verge of tears. Suddenly, the flashlight beam flickered off. She tried to scream, but her dry throat didn’t permit it. Lilian stood.