Arrowland
“But, as Sian had pointed out, she was meant to be in a certain area, and so was he. If they didn't return, it could raise suspicions.
"I have to get back to the other girls," she told Dale. "You should be in the kitchens." Reluctantly, he'd agreed. They'd already taken a risk with the radio operator - though they'd poured even more of the booze down his throat, and left him leaning back in the chair. He wouldn't be waking up anytime soon, nor remembering that much when he did. The combination of concussion and whiskey would see to that. He'd probably be reported too when he was discovered, for drinking on the job; put somewhere to dry out... or worse. Dale doubted the Dragon took very kindly to that kind of behaviour.
Splitting up would mean they'd double their chances of finding out something about Sian's Aunty Meghan.
"Can I ask you something?" Dale had said just before they went their separate ways.
"Sure. Anything." "I have to ask about... you and The Dragon." "You really want to ...know what happened?MoreLess
"I have to get back to the other girls," she told Dale. "You should be in the kitchens." Reluctantly, he'd agreed. They'd already taken a risk with the radio operator - though they'd poured even more of the booze down his throat, and left him leaning back in the chair. He wouldn't be waking up anytime soon, nor remembering that much when he did. The combination of concussion and whiskey would see to that. He'd probably be reported too when he was discovered, for drinking on the job; put somewhere to dry out... or worse. Dale doubted the Dragon took very kindly to that kind of behaviour.
Splitting up would mean they'd double their chances of finding out something about Sian's Aunty Meghan.
"Can I ask you something?" Dale had said just before they went their separate ways.
"Sure. Anything." "I have to ask about... you and The Dragon." "You really want to ...know what happened?MoreLess
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