I hope there’s enough food for you.” she said looking surprised. Her face disappeared from within the door frame. “Wait,” I paused the game, a...d turned to face Mack, “You didn’t ask your mother if I could spend the night tonight, did you?” “Well, no,” he replied sheepishly, “It was kind of a spur of the moment thing, you know?” “Sure, if you say so,” I said to him, sarcastically rolling my eyes at the ceiling. I got up to go to the kitchen and as a result, was almost pants-ed by Mack as he. " Zak said, "Sorry, Thank you." Helen toldhim that "Siobhan reads minds, too. I have never talked about youbefore."Helen told him that Siobhan has a way to take two people and exchange thetwo minds to the other person's body. Zak was intensely listening.Siobhan told him that the transfer would be 3 hours. She said, it'ssomewhat painful as well. Zak asked her who would be the other person.Siobhan laughed, "Of course, your sister, Helen!" He asked to Helen,"Why?" Helen told him, "I would. She opens it to see David Platt, the younger son of her neighbours and the friend of her daughter, Rosie. “Rosie’s not here, David. You’ll have to come back later” says Sally, who has never really had much time for the young boy, believing him to be trouble and very gobby. David looks disappointed as he was hoping to catch Rosie, who he has long had a crush on. Sally is aware of this and slightly feels for the boy, feeling bad for being so short with him. “You can come in if you want, for a bit. “Let me show you around and then I’ve got to get some sleep.”Leading Heather around the small two bedroom flat Marek was acutely aware that over the last few weeks he had let his standards slip, the place wasn’t filthy dirty but was certainly in need of some work.“I suppose ghosts don’t need to sleep, do they?” He asked as he ended his tour with his bedroom.“No Master, I mean Marek, I don’t need to sleep.” He heard Heather chuckle, “Would you believe it took me over a month to realise that I.