“I don’t believe those bitches!”I looked at Sue, not knowing what to say, and thinking it wiser to stay quiet for the moment.“You wouldn’t b...lieve what they’ve only gone and done.”And then fishing in her bag she angrily pulled out a printed piece of paper.It was the pictures I noticed first. Four photos of Sue in a bikini, taken from a recent holiday, but with her eyes blacked out by four photo-shopped black boxes. The moment I saw this editing a feeling of dread rolled over me. Over the years. ”“That was one of your nine lives then,” joked Lizzie, trying to lighten the mood. “Nearly there,” she announced as they found themselves outside the door to the pub.Skilfully Lizzie steered Kat through the front bar and into the back room. They were both as relieved as each other to be greeted by a sea of female faces. Kat was guided to a chair next to one of the small tables. She still looked pale and about to faint. Lizzie glanced over at the group of women and was pleased to see Carol, Jess. Such a short time ago, his mind was filled with mundane thoughts, his most critical decision was what to have for lunch — then this.His head throbbed as he brought the scan routines on line. The star system he had seen earlier was in the center of his screen. The computer displayed information across the bottom of the picture as he touched his console automatically, bringing forth data as he had hundreds of times in the past from the more elaborate system in his ship. The boat's setup was. ” Daniel looked mortified. “Mum, please, no.” Mum glared at him and snapped “don’t even think of objecting young man. You would be getting this anyway at home as well you know. Now get against that wall. Or else” she ended with leaving him in no doubt it will be much worse if he keeps objecting. Reluctantly he stood up and walked over to the wall and put his hands on his head and pressed his nose against the wall. The Manageress looked startled and said “Excuse me?” Surely you aren’t.