Chapter 14All I have to do is dream
Sunday evening Mass completed, Gerald Byrne was looking forward to a meal, a hot bath and perhaps relaxing in front of the television for a couple of hours, followed by a cup of cocoa and a little light reading in bed before sleep claimed him for the night. Father Willis was in his room, reading before dinner, and would join him when their housekeeper/cook, Mrs. Redding, informed them their evening meal was ready. Byrne enjoyed the company of the younger priest and had soon began to feel at home in his new parish, feeling particularly pampered by the wonderful cooking of Iris Redding, who kept the house spotless and seemed to enjoy mothering the two priests. Aged sixty-two, but trim and sprightly for her age, Iris had kept house for the priests of St. L
