It didn’t all go as planned. We got home all right, and even got to bed without waking Auntie Sarah up. But we didn’t sleep too well. Now we wer... both in the lounge, naked below our waists, facing the wall, our hands on our heads, waiting for Auntie Sarah to come back into the room. We didn’t need to be sober to know what was going to happen when she got here. Auntie Sarah walked in but was on the phone. “Yes, this morning they were both sick ….. they look awful but that won’t stop me …... We had been travelling down twisting, narrow, rural roads heading in what I thought was the right direction, but in truth, I didn't know. Yes, we travelled along this route fairly regularly, but we rarely took detours and on the unlit roads where we found ourselves, with few if any road signs, where we would end up was anyone's guess."Mum," Suzie whined again. "I need to, um, go." So do I," Jake added."See if you can hang on for a few more minutes and hopefully, daddy will find a lay-by or a. It was how the council should have had it staged.It was.There would be no charges.Right after the police left, Mac came in."Boy oh boy, you sure do take the cake, Hunter. I've thrown marks out of windows before, but I've never followed them down just to make sure." And how many other jobs do you leave half done? ... not to change the subject, but, how's Elenita?"Collins had been deep into her mind when I interrupted him – and I had killed him rather abruptly. I hoped there had been no mental. I felt my face burning with shame, I didn't really want totalk about this with Matthew. I didn't really know how to react, orwhat to say. I rubbed my knee with the palm of my hand to satisfy anitch, being careful not to snag my pantyhose with my ultra long nails."Its just, I dunno...." I started, before not being able to find thewords or know what to say. "Are you bored?" Matthew asked. I lookedaway from him, unable to look him in the eye, before nodding my head."You could say that" I said, "I.