Jodie’s other mate, whose name Madison didn’t know, bought some of the clothes, then rang her sister Toni, who came down with cash for the rest. Madison thought the jeans would be too skinny for her, but she insisted. One of the lads who’d been with Donnie – a scrawny, uncoordinated thing – gave Madison what little he had for the jewellery, telling her it would do for his girlfriend.
It was worth more than he offered her for it, but she took pity on him. The scrawny lad emptied his pockets while Donnie mocked him mercilessly from the side lines. Madison was going to give him the box to carry the jewellery in, but it ended up being smashed against the bottom of the roundabout. The lads had started throwing it around, and Donnie didn’t catch it in time when one of them sent it hurtling thro
