"Then go to bed so that I can turn off the lights."
I tried to climb into bed and hide in the corner before the lights in the room turned off.
Silence hung over both of us. I lay motionless for a moment, waiting to see if Inde could say anything. When he kept silent, I gradually eased my nervousness.
Should be able to sleep well.
But then Britain and Germany broke out.
"Are you sick?"
"Yes,"
"Are we not feeling well, you ask?"
I shook my head in the dark. "No, Boothgow's bed is very wide, and it's not uncomfortable for two people to sleep."
I heard a little laughter. I turned around and heard Inde's voice again.
"I'm not saying uncomfortable."
"..."
"But do you mean it's uncomfortable to be with Gill?"
What he means is, I thought for a moment. . . Yes, it's uncomfortable and h
