The driveway looked empty, and the simple, two-storey house and neat lawn seemed bigger without that big Jeep taking up space. Yet, the house wasn’t...empty, and as Stacey came inside, it wasn’t quiet. She heard noises from her and Mercedes’ shared room – rhythmic thumping, along with grunts of effort and pain.Was she moving furniture? Was she in trouble? Just to be safe, Stacey rushed through the door.No, Mercedes wasn’t in trouble, and she wasn’t moving furniture. She stretched out naked on her. Then I remembered the events of the previous night.I looked over at Jared. He was still sound asleep. But I'd been a coffee drinker since I was 14 and needed some, so I went up to the kitchen to see if I could find some.Tina was there. "Hi," she said."Hi. Can I steal some coffee?" Sure. Maker's over there. Tin of coffee's next to it." Does your brother drink it?" Yeah. Two creams, two sugars. Is he up yet?" No, but I'll bring him down some."I went to the maker and started spooning in the. Do you know which house is mine?” Captain Brown said, waving his pipe end around the cove."No, Captain Brown," said Tom, how could he know? Although he could see Sarah’s cottage to the right of them above the low cliffs and was sure that was Sarah outside sunning herself already.“Just Captain will be ok whilst you are on my boat. That house up there is mine.” He pointed with the end of his pipe up to a big house on the left side of the cove, higher up on a hill above the cliffs.“Do you know why. None of that old crap ever meant anything to me, Juniper. Nothing. The only thing that means anything to me is now -- the present." They came to my room," she said."Who? What room? ... In Boston, you mean?" In Boston. At the hotel. They had a key. They had a key!" Who, Juni?" Toby Marr! And Clarence! They just opened my door and came in, and there wasn't anything I could do, Travis! Honest to God, there wasn't anything I could do!" They broke into your room at the hotel? Both of them?" I tried.