"We went to this house which looked old but solid. It was being used as a squat by a gang of kids, although thugs would be a more apt description, esp...cially when you consider that we found out that the young family who the house belonged to had conveniently disappeared a little while before they took over the house. They were just a group of young people who drifted together to get away from their parents, family and community responsibilities. They didn't rely on government assistance for. I can say that much for sure.”“Is it how they say? Does she look like a bedsheet with two holes cut out for eyes? Or do things move about in your room when you aren’t there?’“N-no, no nothing like that. I have actually...seen her. A couple of times actually, though I didn’t know it was Janie at first.”“Is that why you came to me before? You saw her but weren't quite certain?”“Kinda, yeah.” I looked at the clock: quarter past one. I should get going; there was one more thing I wanted to get done. Friday morning I was distracted and anxious, I was shaved and clean but with nowhere to go. By two p.m. I was ready and drove to the video store, there were no cars there but I parked and went inside anyway. Keith saw me come in and called me to the counter. Knowing what Keith had seen me do and what I had done with him I couldn’t look him in the eye. I walked over, head down. “Dennis didn’t call you?” he asked. When I said he hadn’t Keith told me “He got a new girlfriend and said he wouldn’t. “How would you feel if we just had a quiet evening back at the Warehouse this evening? Maybe make some Pizza’s and crash with a good film and maybe some good conversation. We can wait until everyone has finished dinner duty and have some downtime.” Jon asked Jane and Fiona.“That actually sounds like a great idea, we can just chill and get in our Pj’s,” Fiona said.“I agree, would you mind if I ask Pete and Sara as well, Chrissy won’t feel so bad about leaving them then,” Jane asked.“Sometime.