Chapter 4
By Joseph Redford and Billy Golding and Men Who Dwell by Railway Tracks
Adam's Room was odd in its construction. The ceiling was fairly low and rather jumbled, sloping in places where it should not have been, and affording ample opportunity for industrious spiders to weave their webs. On more than one occasion, in his urge to explore the darker corners of the bookshelves, Adam had caught himself sporting wisps of spider silk in his face and hair, causing the web's dweller to scurry into a corner and vengeance of the arachnids crouched ominously lost in thought. There was a wooden toy chest in one corner and a large wardrobe in the other. Between them stood a chest of drawers with a mirror on it. The room was painted light blue so on a bright day it felt like part of the world o
