I put my hand to my face. They were quite a kissy family, the Gibbons—some families were like that.
I washed up the cups and plates, at which point Glen finally decided to make an appearance.
“That wasn’t very sociable, Glen,” I said. She stared up at me and let out a short sound, not really a meow, more of a chirp, strangely.
The import—namely, that she didn’t give a fig—was abundantly clear.
I spooned the special cat food that Raymond had brought into her bowl.
This was met with considerable enthusiasm, although, regretfully, her table manners were sadly reminiscent of her benefactor’s.
Raymond had left his tabloid newspaper behind on the chair in the living room—unfortunately, he often carried one rolled up in his back pocket.
I leafed through it, just in case it had a halfway decent crossword, and stopped at page nine, my eyes drawn to the headline.
Glasgow Evening Times: Entertainment News. PILGRIM PIONEERS DISCOVER AMERICA: Glasgow band tipped to be “bigger than Biffy”
Scottish band Pilgrim Pioneers are celebrating this week after reaching number five in the American Billboard Top 100.
The Glasgow-based four-piece look set to crack the lucrative US market after years of gigging locally in pubs and clubs.
Their single “Don’t Miss You,” written after the acrimonious departure of their previous front man,
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