Aldwych picking up an embarrassing rash from a lady of the night.

Aldwych, home at *farkle. Whoops.

Aldwych. Playing the same station repeatedly seems an interesting ploy, but could it actually be useful? In anything less than 100 moves (when Tyrone's Law would reset the game)?

Aldwych Tuj] It depends if we're going clockwise or anti-clockwise - clockwise would rev up the LV quite nicely. Plus we can all wave to Kim.

I'm not sure which way we are going but it is quiet restful, but bracing myself for any sudden jolt to the system, which is probably what Dotty was hoping would happen to us four, hanging around as we were with faces like a wet weekend in Blackpool. We had told our parents we were staying over at each others houses, but we headed for the old farmhouse cottage, empty since old man Evan Evans had in the spring. Me and Thomo arrived first as the setting sun was down among the tree tops, I remember as we sat and compared the contents of our bags how deathly silent it was. Till Baggy came freewheeling down the lane to the yard yelling like a wounded banshee and the biggest grin across his face I'd ever seen. His excitement was catching so we were in the best of moods when Rhinanon appeared. It was brilliant it was back to as it should be. Dorothy had given Rhinanon the key to her uncles place which was dark inside so we lit the candles Thomo had brought along and settled down on an old rug. It was also Thomo who brought up about the game as he did a chill went up the spine to make me shiver. Baggy was all for eating he had brought along chocolate and by the looks nothing much else. But we had come there play out the game. Rhinanon and Thomo looked at me, just as she was about to speak the candles blew out and it went pitch black but I could see the night sky and all the stars in a cloudless sky I could hear the sound of scraping and in my arms a heavy weight, I was pulling a limp body across some cobbles. I dropped the body the candles came back to life and I could see from the startled expression in the eyes of the others they had seen the same. We grabbed our things and ran out the front door, Baggy was away first, as I climbed on my bike to chase after him I called to the others to see them soon. All we wanted was to continue but we all felt it, the game was after revenge. Amersham and rattling the diagonals.