”“Do you think you can kill me before I kill your sister?”“You killed Sophie,” Yousef said.“Sophie?” Derek exclaimed. “Don’t be ridi...ulous. You know as well as I do that no one made Sophie do anything. Sophie chose what she wanted to do.”“I loved her.”“She was crazy. We’re all better off without her,” Derek said. Keith was certain Derek was making matters worse by denigrating Sophie. If Derek had been talking about Maddie that way, Keith would be furious. Yousef was becoming more agitated.“She. I told her about the mix up and that we couldn’t watch the movie she brought home. Her reaction was “So what’s the problem? The k**s aren’t home and won’t be for hours. We’ll just play in the living room. Go find a blanket to lay on the floor and something for us to drink. Take your time; I won’t be ready for about an hour.” I raised my eyebrows quizzically. “I want to make myself beautiful for you. Trust me; I’ll be worth the wait.” With that, she turned and disappeared up the stairs.I. Anyway I slipped next door to change her light bulb as I was doing it she said your dressed up you going out I said was babysitter can't make it so no were not now, she said that's no problem ill look after the k**s you go so I said sure you don’t mind of course not she said I can sit and watch tv in your house great I said thank you Bulb done I went and told the wife and away we went.The local was, as usual, busy but not crowded usual people in we had a few drinks and a couple of Barcadi and. I hope you enjoy your stay at the Hall." he said, raising his hat, "You have my card, If you need anything please call." "Thank you, Sergeant, and for making my journey such a pleasant one." "You are welcome. Take care now." he turned and walked away towards the exit. Some minutes later, with a blast of whistles and slamming of doors, the train pulled away from the platform and I watched the last carriage disappear into the distance. My trunk was on a barrow adjacent to where the baggage car.