The bouncers seemed more scrupulous than ever as they slowly shuffled their way towards the door of The Stardust; the one and only concert hall / ball...oom / bingo hall in the town. Every friday night, local and not so local bands performed and every vaguely alternative teenager would be there. Luckily both Deirdre and Sinead had their driving licences on them and were waved inside and they made a beeline for the bar.With pints of cider and blackcurrant in hand, they slowly moved through the. ‘Please go home where I know you’ll be safe. I’m going out of my mind with worry …’ Adam’s voice started to get louder and Janey held the phone out from her ear with an unhappy frown. Seeing Janey’s growing unease and distress Ren took the phone from her unresisting fingers and raised it to his ear as he cleared his throat noisily. ‘Excuse me Adam but I believe Janey said she will talk to you when you return …’ Ren paused to listen for a moment then frowned with annoyance. ‘… Yes I know exactly. Now I was enormously thirsty. And a little hungry, too. Breakfast wasout, it was already eleven.I didn't know what I should put on. One second I wanted my old jeansback, the next to put on my dirndl. Finally I just drew on my morningrobe.Mom wasn't awake yet. It was seldom that I got up before she did. But itdidn't seem so bad that she wasn't there. Naturally she wanted to talkwith me about things, but I wasn't sure that I wanted to.I made coffee. I needed something that to tear me out of this. ”“You mean breakfast.”“That is what I said.”Renee kissed me and took off for the door. I chased her down the stairs, but we slowed before we got to the dining room. She loaded up with fruit again while I hit the waffle maker. We both went back for the potatoes and the sausage links. As we were making our way back to our room, my phone rang. It was Helen.“What?’“Mick this isn’t funny anymore. There is a big moving truck pulling up in front of our home.”“It’s pulling up where?”“I front of our.