Susan said as she quickly made her way back to the kitchen, realising that the whole meeting was not such a great idea. “What are we working out?” Sophie asked her but she didn’t reply. “Why would you think there’s anything to work out?” “Come on, Sophie,” he said. “Don’t be like that. I remember our walk through town and what a good time we had. If there’s something I did wrong, just tell me. I know I haven’t been here, since I kept getting called back home. My boss says he can’t cope. I told him, I’m having a break, leave me alone, let me have my time off in peace. And if it’s because you were worried about the twins, I already explained that I found them following me, and I made sure they got home safely. And I don’t need to mention why they were in the city. Or that you think you know me well enough to add me to your story.” “You’re right, I don’t know you. And I don’t want to.” “You’re not being fair. Your grandmother’s been saying all kinds of stuff about you, so I know you’re not normally like this.
