The rest of the week passed without event and Lek came back seeming happy to have been home and spend some time alone with her friends and family. One night he tried to explain about Wales in the winter. “Lek it will be very cold and very windy in March, probably very wet in April and you never can tell about May these days. You have to take appropriate clothing. It wil cost twice as much or three times as much over there.”
“It is OK, Craig, it is cold here too sometimes. I bring clothes for cold from my home. Look.” And she laid them out on the bed.
They were the sort of things a woman might wear in April or September on a chil y evening in Spain. No use whatsoever against a March wind in the UK. The nearest thing she had to a coat was a thin denim
