You can do it. I'm going home"Hazel gave me a scary look as I moved to the gate and left. I felt relieved and thought of what Kevin had to endure. Tot...ally jealous !I thought too soon. I arrived home and Mam said " Well that's nice letting Hazel down" "Eh" I said "Kevin cant cope and she needs your help" I wanted to go but didn't want Kev there. I decided to go. I sidled back down the street. I was praying that Kev had left. I approached the back gate, opened it, and found Hazel laid on a sunbed. He had provided them with so much informationto help them murder innocent people, that he deserved to die."Trevor gripped Martin's hand. "I should have known that you wouldn't killan innocent man," he said.Finally, when Martin reached into his pocket to pay the brunch bill, heretrieved his cell phone and turned it on. He saw that he had missed acall and he listened to the message. As he did, he turned white and themen rushed home in a cab.They were greeted at the front door by a policewoman.. They picked up Ambrose, which surprised Roslynn, of course. Ambrose didn't seem surprised, though, and got down to the business of being curious about Kris immediately. Roslynn was curious too, but not quite so openly. Her raised eyebrow expressed it to her charge's mother."It's a long story," said Lou Anne, picking up Ambrose and hugging him. "I'll tell you all about it later." I can't wait," said Roslynn, meaning it.In the car Ambrose kept up a stream of questions from his car seat. He wanted. ."A pimple? Coldsore?" he puzzled, his voice coming out a little wrong,so he coughed. Normally these wouldn't bother him, but he did considergetting Rangiku's concealer (bought from a previous mission to the Worldof the living) a lot quicker than anticipated. The more he examined itthough, the more he thought the bump was darkening."Mole?" he guessed again, as he picked at the spot. He sighed in relief.It was strange he suddenly had a mole, but on the other hand, at leasthe didn't have to pop.