The Journey Home

Also in the envelope was his wallet -- they had found his address in the wallet. He checked to see what was missing, but found nothing missing. When he looked at the cash he found there was £200 more than was in there. Tom was confused. He opened the letter and read.

"Dear Tom, We really enjoyed your company on the train. Some of our ladies will be more than happy to get to know you even more intimately, I'm sure. We've put a gift in your wallet. Hope you can use it. More than that, we want you to come out on an office do with us Friday evening. Come to my house, don't bring anything, but don't expect to get home until Late Saturday or Sunday. Expect anything! If you don't come, then enjoy the rest of your life!"

At the bottom of the letter was an address. All week as he worked in the council offices he puzzled about what he was expected to do. He knew the last sentence in the letter was a let out if he wanted to take it. But these older ladies -- they would be far more fun than Kelly...