Reply, Friday 28.01.11

My curiosity got the better of me? That wasn't the case at all. I was worried about you, Emily. That's what drove me to come back to our quiet little town, despite the fact that I swore to myself that I never would. I confess that my promise to come and visit you in the new year was a lie. I had no intention of coming to see you. Until, that is, I realised that you were in grave danger.


"We hang together or we hang separately" - that's what Harrison used to say. I may have forgotten what "welcome to the circle" means but I haven't forgotten the promise that we made to each other. We're in this together, until the end.


And as for your touching sentiments about the people following us not being thieves, need I remind you that they stole my iPod and all of the mirrors in your house?


I'm reading though the notebooks now. I'm going to transcribe them and upload them. I know you have a copy already but does Dicky? And what about Harrison?


I'm hurt that you felt the need to exclude me from all of this. I would do anything for the three of you, you know that.


And as for what you've become, who's fault is that? Certainly not yours.