“Yes,” said Smithers, “I will send any news to that inbox as soon as it becomes available.” “Splendid, splendid,” said Tompkins, “I would wave you a fond farewell, but my hands are rather full now. See you soon.” Tompkins strode out of the house accompanied by the giggles of Filly. Almost immediately, Ralphie […]
The others nodded their agreement. They knew it would take three or four men to subdue Tompkins, especially if his dander was up. “Right,” said Tompkins cleaning his plate with the last of the toast, “it’s almost time to leave you in peace, Smithers. Don’t forget to let us know what’s going on. If […]
“Street food always tastes good,” said Alex, “I think it’s because you’re hungry when you eat it and it’s a small amount, so it’s more of a snack than a meal.” “True enough,” said Smithers, “whereas this is an absolute feast, Ralphie, where did you learn to cook like this?” “Up at university,” […]
“I should have said, I am sorry, I have to wear industrial-strength ear-plugs sometimes to get a good night’s sleep, as her snores can be loud, as you have found out, Smithers, old boy.” Smithers smiled and decided to brew some coffee as he realised today would be a long one. “The sun is […]
“Easier perhaps, but not simple, it’s far from simple, you mention “us” but I am not sure who “us” is. I wrote names on a piece of paper,” Tompkins pointed to the table, “and I am having doubts already about the loyalties of some of those people.” Ralphie looked at the names and nodded. […]
“Well, unless there’s not many of them. There can’t be otherwise our own ranks would have been depleted.” “I suppose,” said Ralphie, “but what’s their purpose, Tomcat?” “Foment trouble, cause us to attack East Europeans, who retaliate and then get thrown out of the country, causing resentment to rise, while our opponents watch […]
