39. ALINA
On Saturday morning, Fraiser met me by the garage. He chose to take the Land Rover rather than his personal car. The longer he stayed here the more country he became. I hopped up next to him and we set off. This journey was very different to the first two times.
‘So. Tell me. What was it like growing up here?’ I asked Fraiser.
‘Hey, hey. Hold on. Surely, I should be asking you questions. You already know more about me than I do about you’, he replied. Mmmm. I suppose it is unfair to ask him questions but not let him ask any in return.
‘Fine. We’ll ask one each’ I said cautiously. ‘You answer my question first’.
‘It was … kind of cool. My family are well respected. Everyone wanted to be my friend at school. Lots of people relied on the estate at one point or another for i
