ll he did was turn and grumble in his s

dressed. She got ready for the day, and when she went back to h

hat a sight, she went out and knocked on James' door, who didn

g might have happened to him, sh

covering them or else she would have an image of her brother that she would never be able to

thought. She went out and went to the bus station after she had gott

ided to head back, it was Saturday and a goo

me it was still dead silent. They were

cided to start to open her curtains and clean her room. She made her bed and swept the tiled flo

g and started to collect all the cups and clean out the dirty sofa. She washed the plat

ken wraps, it was simple and filling. She would make extra in

ut the wraps in a foil and placed them in the oven. She grated some cheese, chopped

quite t

ing there. "Yeah, I thought I would make s

ool, "You even cleaned the whole house.

t a plate in front of h

morning y

the door to James's's room opened and h

in front of her, "You must be Ja

to leave." Jam

you, Melissa

around Amelia,"

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d set James a plate and seemed to be

avorite sibli

d, "Like you

o Mason, "How