” She heard from one of the figures. Sounds like Jack, she thought as she calmed down from walking in on two people, I wonder who he’s talking t...?“I don’t know how,” a female voice responded. Crystal knew that voice anywhere. Mandy!? She shouted aloud in her head. She hates Jack, most people do, he’s an arsehole!“Come on drink this,” Jack said. Crystal slowly peeped around the corner and saw the two dark figures. The moon was bright and there was a far off street light that lit the two. She had been good at letting me down. In that light, my coming to London to see her was a commitment on my part; a risk in that it gave her some sort of positive message that I wasn't sure I wanted to convey.It was the end of May, but I left Manchester in a welter of cool, heavy showers, and arrived at lunchtime in London in warm bright sunshine. It cheered me up. The meeting went very well, and in fact they were so efficient and fair to me that we finished the work by six on Thursday.I. But that’s why you like me. You like weird things.” I grinned at Liz.“Very true!”“The good news is that I’m not in trouble,” I whispered.“How do you know for sure?”“Dad’s making jokes and fooling around. He’s upset with me but not mad at me. If he were really mad, he wouldn’t be making jokes about getting rid of me.”“That’s absolutely right!” snapped Dad. Whoops, I must have said that louder than I meant to.“I am upset with you. You let me think you were out with boys and I was worrying all. She was making a meat lovers and one with the works. She was also planning to have some tomorrow too she was getting them ready to cook tomorrow.After leaving the kitchen before heading up to my room I looked in the game room and saw Kathy and Lisa watching TV and playing with them selves, each other depending on if you blinked or not. I yelled out for them to not over do it they would have some help at some point, two pillows were flung my way. I laughed and went on upstairs. After dropping my.