Chapter SixHe was awoken the next morning by the sound of someone banging on his car window. He opened his eyes and jumped when he found Kitto peering in at him.
“I've made breakfast and the kettle is on,” he called through jovially and then turned back towards the house.
“I should've left when I had the chance,” Jack muttered. He again contemplated leaving but his tummy was rumbling and, if he was truthful, he knew he wasn't ready to head home just yet.
He opened the door and fell out groaning. It took great effort and lots of back-clicking to straighten himself out.
Note to self, if you stay another night, book a hotel, he decided.
It was still dark and Jack couldn't see his watch. It started to rain, not the type of rain that increases gradually but the type that goes from dry to t
