‘These boys are worth a hundred of you,’ she said furiously. ‘And I’ll be
writing a formal letter of complaint to the warden, you disgraceful little man.’
McAfferty wasn’t a strong woman, but her anger had fuelled the slap and
Williams looked utterly stunned as he stumbled back against the corridor wall.
She then took a deep breath and looked down at Troy and Mason.
‘Fetch your belongings quickly,’ she said. ‘And find some blankets for the
journey. I’m going out to get my car started and I’ll meet you out front.’
Williams scowled at McAfferty as Troy and Mason belted off towards
their dormitory wearing huge smiles. But he didn’t utter another word.

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