The not so innocent minds Ch 2 STANDALONE
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By Susan Brown
'Um, Hello, er how are you?'
'Fine thanks, Dear and you?'
'Um... great thanks.'
'That's good. Can I speak to your Mum or Dad then?'
All the time we were talking, I was desperately thinking about what to
say and just said the first thing that popped into my head.
'They're out for the evening,'
'Leaving you all alone!'
'Er, no, the babysitter is here.'
'OK can I speak to her?'
My heart was in my mouth and then she continued. 'No, she wouldn't
know. Look, what I'm ringing about is that my daughter has asked if you
could come and stay with us for the weekend and I wanted your parents
permission to ask you. Would you like to come?'
Without thinking about the consequences, I let my mouth run away with
me again.
'Yes please, if my Mum and Dad let me. It's good that I can come to you
as my parents are away this weekend and they threatened taking me with
them to their boring meetings, if they couldn't find other
arrangements. But can I bring my kitten.'
She laughed. 'Kitten?'
'Yes, her name is Honey, because she is so sweet. She's house trained
and won't be naughty.'
She laughed again and said, 'OK, we have two cats and three dogs. They
are all very friendly. One more won't make any difference. I'll get
Nicola to ring you in the morning to make arrangements as long as your
parents are OK about it.'
'Thank you for having me,'
'No problem, goodnight Katie.'
'Night, Mrs Bright.'
I heard a click and the line went dead.
I got up and went to the toilet. I was going a lot lately. I thought to
myself that I must stop drinking coke.
Honey woke up a bit as I got back into bed. She sleepily nuzzled up
against me and promptly went back to sleep again. I stroked her and
thought about the conversation that I had just had with Nicola's Mum.
I had done it again. I just wish my mouth didn't say things without my
permission. I could see all sorts of problems staying with Nicola. I
could be asked awkward questions. I hate lying. My Mum and Dad had
brought me up to be truthful. The trouble with lying is that it's like
a big black hole that you start digging into and eventually you fall
in. I started to cry. I was very emotional, now days and it didn't take
much to start me off thinking about them and the mess that I had gotten
into. I didn't think I could take much more of this.
Then I stated thinking about Nicola. I liked her and she was a good
friend to have. She had kept my secret and had helped me out at the
school. Nicola's Mum was nice too. I liked the way she laughed and that
she was so kind to me.
I yawned and realised that I was very tired. I was a bit thirsty so I
promptly forgot about my promise not to drink coke, opened one that was
on my bedside table and drank it. I then turned out the light and went
to sleep.
It seemed only a few seconds later that I woke up. It was Saturday
morning. The light was streaming in at the window and Honey was playing
with her tail on the bed.
'Morning Honey,'
She looked at me and gave a little meow in answer.
I got up and went over to the window. Another nice day, but it seemed a
bit cold as I started shivering through my thin nightie. I would have
to see if I could get the heating working soon. I then remembered my
conversation with Nicola's Mum the night before and my heart missed a
beat.
After feeling chilly, I now began to feel quite hot. Perhaps I was
coming down with something.
I went into the bathroom, and went to the toilet. I then took off my
nightie and had a quick shower. My leg was a bit sore and red where
that rat had nibbled at me; I took off the plaster and could see that
it had swollen a bit where the teeth marks had gone in. I put some
antiseptic cream on the wound and then put on a clean plaster.
After drying myself with a fluffy towel, I went back into my bedroom,
put on some clean silky panties (I did love the feel of silk!) and then
quickly put on what I wore yesterday. They were quite clean and I had
only worn them for a short time.
Honey had fallen to sleep again; lazy girl!
My hair was a bit damp; so I used a hairdryer to dry it. My hair was
getting a bit longer now and it took a while to dry and then tease it
into a nice shape. I had a middle parting but it was a bit out of shape
as it was originally cut, boy style. I decided, when I was brave
enough, that I would go to a hairdresser to see if they could do
anything with it.
Just then the phone rang and I walked over to the bedside table and
picked it up.
'Hi, Katie?'
'Oh, hello Nicola.'
'Sorry about my Mum ringing last night. I didn't think about the
problems you might have. Trust her to ask for your Mum.'
'She didn't suspect anything?'
'No, but she did feel sorry for you because she thought that your Mum
and Dad was away from home quite a lot. I told her that was one of the
reasons why you boarded at school during the week.'
'As long as she doesn't keep asking to speak to my parents.'
'I agree. Anyway, it's great that you are coming to stay with us for
the weekend. You are coming aren't you?'
'Well I did promise your Mum but how am I going to get to you?'
'I've got it all worked out, I will come over on my bike and we can
both bike back here.'
'You don't know where I live?'
Nicola laughed, 'Yes I do. I was quite clever, really. Mum always keeps
old newspapers, goodness knows why; I rummaged through them, as I was
sure that there was something in one of them about your accident. Sure
enough, your address was mentioned. You only live about ten minutes
away from me.'
'What about Honey?'
'Not a problem, I have a handlebar basket on my bike and she can go in
that.'
'Great. We will have to make sure she doesn't fall out.'
'Yup. Look, I have to go now. When will you be ready?'
'Um, give me about an hour.'
'OK see you later. This is going to be fun!'
I had a bit of a headache, so I took some aspirin and large glass of
water and then I put some clothes in a sports bag, ensuring I had
enough panties, socks and changes of clothes for the weekend.
I then got my Mums overnight bag out and put my flannel, toothbrush and
paste and a few other things I might need in it.
I was ready to go and so was Honey. She had woken up and I swear she
knew that we were going out.
We went downstairs and I gave Honey some milk to drink. I had a glass
of water, as I was thirsty but not very hungry.
I needed to get Honey some cat food before we came home again. I was
sure that Nicola's Mum would have some for now.
Honey lapped up the milk and then went over to her toilet, to do the
necessary.
I picked up my sports bag and took it outside. I then got my bike out
from the garage and put the bag on the back panniers and secured it
with some elastic straps.
Just then the bell went and I carefully looked through the window and
saw that it was Nicola.
I quickly opened the door.
'Hi Nicola!'
'Hi Katie. Lovely house you have. Anyway, are you ready?'
'Yes, I'll get Honey.'
'OK.'
I went inside, picked up Honey and then put on the alarm. In a few
seconds we were outside again. Nicola had placed a bag in her basket
and I carefully put Honey in it.
'Now, Honey, be a good girl for Auntie Nicola and stay in the bag.'
I swear she nodded to me as she made herself comfortable.
In a few minutes we were off down the road. I was a good bike rider,
but for some reason I was having difficulty in keeping up with Nicola.
'Slow down Nicola,' I shouted.
Nicola looked behind and could see that I was struggling a bit.
'Sorry Katie, I thought you were right behind me and I wasn't going
that fast.'
'That's OK I don't seem to have much puff at the moment.'
We carried on down the road slowly. We must have been quite a sight
with Katie in the front, with an inquisitive Honey looking all around
and me huffing and puffing away behind.
After what seemed an age, we came to a quiet wide street with high
bushes and trees lining the route.
The houses that I could see were very large and looked quite posh.
Eventually, at the end we came to a long wall and inset was a huge set
of wrought iron gates. There was a button on one of the side pillars
and Katie stopped by it and pressed a button. The gates silently swung
open and we went through into a wide drive. Katie went on ahead, as I
found myself getting slower and slower. My breathing was very laboured
and to be honest, I wasn't feeling too great.
I went round a sweeping bend and there in front of me was a large
house. It looked more like a mansion with lots of rooms and set in huge
formal gardens. It made my garden look a bit like a postage stamp.
I could see Nicola at the front door waiting for me holding Honey in
her arms. I wearily got off my bike and trudged up with stairs.
'Come on slow coach.'
'Sorry,' I gasped as I finally reached her.
'Are you OK? You look a bit washed out.'
'I'll be OK when I get my breath back.'
Suddenly I heard some barking in the distance and before I knew it,
dogs surrounded me. Two dogs to be precise. They were Labradors and
they were licking me all over.
'Leave her alone you stupid dogs!' said Nicola's Mum as she came out to
greet us.
'Hello Katie, nice to see you again.'
'Thanks for having me, Mrs Bright.'
'That's OK. But are you all right, you look a bit pasty to me.'
'I'm fine thanks.'
'Come on then. Come in and have some tea or something.'
We followed her in. As I walked across the threshold, I looked up at
the high ceiling and saw that it had lovely paintings on it. It looked
lovely. It was a picture of the sky with clouds and everything. It was
funny because the sky started to change colour it was getting dark.
Why? I could hear Nicola talking to me, but she was getting further
away. Suddenly, it got very dark and everything went quiet. I could
hear voices but for some reason I couldn't respond. I shut my eyes as I
felt myself slip to the floor and I could feel my head banging against
the cold, hard marble floor. The last thing I felt was my face being
licked. I think it was Honey, but it could have been one of the dogs.
After that I slipped away to nothing.
I woke up slowly. My head was banging away as if someone was doing
roadworks inside it. I opened my eyes and the first thing I saw was
Honey, lying about 6 inches from my face, just looking at me. She
meowed and came over to me and licked my nose.
'Hello Honey, have I been asleep?'
I jumped a bit as I heard a voice.
'Hello, sleepyhead; It's about time you woke up.'
I looked over to the other side of the room.
'Hi Nicola, what happened?'
'You fainted and hit your head.'
'Again!'
'Sorry?'
'I hit my head when I was mugged in the shopping centre the other day.'
'Oh yes. I remember you telling me that. How do you feel?'
'A bit weak and my head hurts.'
'OK, I promised Mum that I would tell her as soon as you was awake.
I'll go and get her.'
She seemed a bit bothered about something, but rushed out of the room
before I could say anything else.
I looked around the room. It was a nice bright airy room and the bed I
was in was huge. Before I could take anything else in, Nicola's Mum
came into the room and sat down on the bed.
'Hi, Katie. How do you feel, dear?'
A bit weak and my head hurts a bit.'
'Not surprising really. How did you get that bite on the leg?'
'I think I was bitten by something.'
'Well, luckily for you, my husbands a doctor and he could see that the
bite was infected. He was able to treat you at home and you will be OK.
You needed some injections and the wound needed to be drained and
cleaned properly. He will be back later and he will explain more.'
'Thank you for helping me. I should have been more careful.'
'Yes, you shouldn't go to places where there are rats. It was a rat
bite, wasn't it?'
'I think so.'
'But you aren't sure because you fainted?'
'Yes.'
'Sorry to ask all these questions dear, but my husband wanted to know
all about you before he treated you. You've fainted before as well?'
'Yes, a couple of times.'
'Well, Robin, that's my husband, will want to explain things in more
detail, but it wasn't the bite that made you feel too unwell, though it
didn't help. Did you know that you have a condition called diabetes?
'No'
'Do you know what that is?'
'Not really.'
'Well diabetes is a medical condition caused by the body's inability to
break down sugar into glucose energy effectively. It's caused by a
number of things. One of the triggers that can cause it is stress.
You've had a lot of stress lately, haven't you?
I nodded as I felt my eyes begin to water up. Mrs Bright looked at me
with a slight smile on her face. She didn't look angry. She looked
nice. Looking at her reminded me of my Mum. It made me miss her all the
more.
'Don't be angry with Nicola. She told us all about you. We had to find
out all we could and when we tried to contact your parents, and then
the school for contact details, they told us that you weren't a pupil
there. We knew then that something terrible was wrong. We now know who
you really are and what happened to your parents.
To be continued
Copyright Susan Brown 2005
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