I couldn’t help but wonder, whether he was really that shy, or was something else bothering him? Right then, I silently made up my mind to try to fi...nd out what he was really like. We spent the next few hours talking about past moments. It was great fun reminiscing, though of course Calvin knew nothing about what we were talking about because he had been a small child then. I admired him though, because even though some of what we were talking and laughing about, had to be very boring to him,. The barn behind looked relatively modern, with large black double doors and a couple of household style windows either side. The two seemed to be joined by a rough road that led out of the property, all of which was contained within a small fence designed to keep cattle from competing with the singing from the church.“Oh, I expected something with a spire and gravestones!” said Lauren.“No, we’re not like that. Has Rebecca explained our creed and foundation?” asked Ariane.“A little. Perhaps. "Do you still have the key to our place?" Yeah. I think so. Why?" I thought that this may have something to dowith their cats, all six of them, since I usually was the cat sitter when theywere away."I need you to do me a favor Tommy," asked Ray.This just had to be rich for him to be calling me from Disney. "I left andaccidently forgot to bring my stash with me. I'm gonna' need it if I haveto deal with Lynne's family all weekend. You have to help me . . . ."After I stopped laughing, Ray. . but she's mental, she doesn't know who I am most of the time and she wanders..." She has dementia." Mum said. "Mostly she keeps to her room after she's settled, all we need is for you to stay in and make sure she's ok." Aw..." No arguments Mikey, not if you expect to avoid a grounding, it's only for one night as I said and I'm sure Angie will understand." Said Dad."Ok, ok." I muttered seeing no way out of this damned situation.Yes I know I was acting like a spoiled brat, but babysitting a.