“Well, this’ll have to do.” He opened a mini-fridge and pulled out two beers and handed me one. We twisted the caps off and both of us took a lo...ng pull.“Hey, do you want to see some home movies?” I shrugged indicating ‘sure’. “Let me know if this bothers you.” I raised my eyebrows. Hopefully, he wasn’t going to show me movies of his sausage. He fiddled with the controls and the TV went blank. Then it switched to multiple views in and around his house. It was a security monitoring system and I. “Where should I park?” asked Jo.“I don’t think it matters providing you don’t block any building entrances,” I replied. “You could always ask the Calhouns. If you’re really worried, you could leave them your keys.”“They’re not driving my baby!”I was surprised at Jo’s vehemence, but she did seem to have become very attached to her quirky little vehicle.Jo parked close to the side of a barn, “Just in case we need the Air Ambulance again.”If I hadn’t been able to sense her feelings, I might have. We lined up with our backs to the stream and lowered the pikes into the standard defensive position. No horse was going to charge a line of pikes if he had any choice in the matter. Horses are dumb beasts, but very few of them are really stupid!A few of the horses did run onto our pike heads and were killed immediately, and a few horses did break through, but the majority refused to charge the pikes, and that broke the charge. The horses that did manage to get through our fence of pikes wound. Study whilst manning the tills, move from there to the library and come back home to conk out on her bed. The next week, Kainene received a voicemail from Lorna. She had heard her phone ringing but could not be bothered to pick up and talk. ‘Hey babe, you, like, don’t reply my BBms and now you’re clearly ignoring my calls. I’m getting really worried about you so I’m coming back to halls today to make sure you’re ok. Matt’s been kicked back to his so he’s not coming back till next week so it’s.