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I looked out of the window angry and by the time I’d calmed down and turned back Elly was asleep. I decided I’d get up and have a wonder around the train. I walked passed a few rowdy guys flagrantly drinking and stepped over a sleeping youth who looked like a stowaway. I found the toilet and was pleased with how large it was. I had a walk down a few more carriages looking for some form of food but couldn’t see anything so I turned back. I passed the ticket inspector who wished to check my ticket and we had a mangled discussion about me going back to my seat and whether it was possible to buy food on the train. I ended up back in my cabin foodless and bored. Elly woke up just as we were approaching Krakow and smiled at me. “Juz?” She asked and this was a kind of now/already word that seemed to be employed as often as moze and ch-e-ho. “Yes my dear. It went by in the blink of an eye didn’t it?” A very sleepy blink. We disembarked and a woman clad in bright red pants, stilettos and the same red overcoat came bounding over towards us. Well towards Elly. They embraced and jabbered away in Polish as I politely waited to be introduced. I couldn’t help but notice the jealousy her ‘friend’ was oozing. Sure she was smiling like a dolly bird, looking at the stomach as if it was a crystal ball and honestly I think Elly felt the same when she observed her friends clothes. She was obviously doing well for herself and was dressed to impress.
Could I muster a fake smile? I tried but I have no idea if I mastered it. We dragged our bags off towards Klaudynia’s car. She insisted that I called her Klau but pronounced like clou in cloud but obviously without the ‘d’, obviously. She drove us around the city pointing various things out and we stopped for a coffee and finally we ended back up near the train station, I could see it. Our hotel or guest room was very close to it. We went inside had a shower each then got ready for an evening with Klau. It would be dinner then the theatre. How exciting! I was bored by the end of the meal and excused myself for a ciggy while they got desert. Elly screwed her face up at me but if she was going to yak it up in Polish I could smoke. It wasn’t illegal then to smoke in restaurants but I went and stood away from the diners just to be polite. I overheard a group speaking English so I pretended to do something with my phone while I edged closer. “What do you call a women in the board room?” One asked in a non-descript accent. “Dunno. What do you call your mum in the boardroom?” Another replied. Your mum, nice.
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tried to gather my thoughts he recl
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He was a bearded God though. If onl
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Cathy was coming by tomorrow but I
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She strode through the rolling barr
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We didn’t really have any plans f
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“Where ever your promotion is.”
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How fucking insane would that shit
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Royce was whacking away to an escor
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We were interrupted by the arrival
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“I love the jaja.” She muffled.
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est of my life and more nervous abo
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A country manager’s job! Wait did
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She pulled an angry face at me but
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Every call went the same. I’d dia
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considered staying in bed all day w
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Elly was checking out the make-up i
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With that she kissed my cheek and t
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“I saw show about them.” She sa
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called it with a wall mounted flat
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I was awoken by Monika banging on t
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me there were mitigating circumstan
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There were about six, maybe more ar
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was soup. It didn’t look very edi
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and once I caught a tram I ended up
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Waking up with Elly’s drool was a
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“Can you put me one in as well pl
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We returned to the flat at 5 or 6 p
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We had watched a movie about vampir
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“You are big boss man. You make t
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potato. Everything got mashed toget
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“Yes.” Yes to what nimrod? “I
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I knew this was part of the job and
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The balloon turned out to be a bles
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customer service section. Monika fo
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I had planned a simple test. For ea
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worked. All the things we took for
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was now tugging on his belt and I c
Page 79 and 80: I rushed down the stairs in a very
Page 81 and 82: “Ok, bye.” I said to him roundi
Page 83 and 84: I hoped they had gone shopping or t
Page 85 and 86: about Elly and what our future held
Page 87 and 88: him and was glad to see Andy Gray a
Page 89 and 90: I stood at the bar patiently and by
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Page 105 and 106: “I am happy either way.” I cont
Page 107 and 108: of her neck, underneath her hair. I
Page 109 and 110: “Here, here.” I said passing an
Page 111 and 112: By the looks I guessed not. I looke
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Page 123 and 124: It wasn’t a little blob or a pean
Page 125 and 126: “We always were for me.” I said
Page 127 and 128: Finally we just got on and sat down
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Page 133 and 134: We exchanged pleasantries between j
Page 135 and 136: “No, it’s not normal is it? It
Page 137 and 138: She got very tetchy when I told her
Page 139 and 140: in England I could use my words to
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Page 145 and 146: and that is what probably scared he
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Page 157 and 158: We made our way over to my Nan who
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Page 165 and 166: “Kins! Kins! Kinsy!” I shouted.
Page 167 and 168: “Not that kind of sponsor, silly.
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Page 173 and 174: It was true, since arriving in Pola
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fast. I knew that I couldn’t comp
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We made our excuses as it was start
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If someone entertained Andrew would
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Chapter 23 I was minding my own bus
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“I have something else for you as
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I knew that it was a waiting game n
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They call it Disco-Pol and it is a
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might have been a desk jockey but m
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Nothing is as depressing as a depre
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went off, I understood what the cur
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“I’d rather have real builders
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had brought a blanket, some doggy t
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I remember thinking that it might n
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“No. I won the feature writer for
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I could have been nicer to the fema
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We continued but his leg was betwee
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From Elly’s side she invited Klau
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Monika and Aniesto snuck off somewh
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awake whilst simultaneously letting
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In the peace of the night with the
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took ourselves off to the black hol
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“It can’t be true anyway.” I
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joining the separate units together
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I was the one bleeding! I lifted he
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“He can’t do that to you. I won
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“I know. That’s why am doing it
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knock someone’s fucking block off
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“So what they want to wait until
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I sat there calmly thinking what to
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stood my ground and he regrouped. H
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him. He was bubbling over with jeal
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They weren’t triangulating his ce
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I continued to pelt him and he stop
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According to the police he was stil
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I had searched everywhere for what
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“What?” I said confused. I was
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We ended up agreeing that we’d go
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closer to a sixty hour week. After
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extremely close to accident. In tim
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enough as was driving on the opposi
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I had been invited to be a speaker
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etter reason, against evolution and
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that I had to piece together over t
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meeting didn’t last very long tho
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Elly had slowly learnt to cook and
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“How’s Elly and the bump?” Th
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“Here you are love, don’t forge
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What did that mean? Oh yeah that me
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“What about Poland?” I tried to
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We shook hands and I returned home,
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