She looked up at the dark-grey sky, tied her scarf tightly under her chin, then strode on along Main Street. “Hi, Eva.” It was Karl’s friend George Stevens who slowed her down. “Tell Karl to come to my house this afternoon. There’s going to be loads more snow. We’re making a massive snowman at the top of Earlswood Avenue.” More snow? Eva groaned as she turned into Swallow Court. Normally she’d have been enjoying the snow with George and his mates, but today she was more worried about the sub-zero temperature and the effect it would have on Willow. She walked quickly past Miss Eliot’s house, crossed the street and headed for number 22. No car parked outside the house, she thought as she approached the driveway. So at least one of the Shannons must be out. No lights on, so they’re probably both out. “Yoo-hoo, Eva!” Miss Eliot had come to her front door and was calling across the road.
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