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need guns first and foremost. I don’t see any.”
    “Well, we both have two guns, so that makes four between us.”  Faraday replied.
    “That should be enough, I doubt Mum will need a gun.”
    “Your mother is one of the three?”  Faraday asked almost stunned.
    “Yes, but she is getting a little old to be running around with a gun.”
    “How old is she?”  Faraday asked.
    “Well, she’s only in her fifties, but she has had quite a tough life, she doesn’t want any more trouble.”
    “Why is she helping then?”  Faraday replied.
    “She is a member of the SNP and she and Jacob are old friends.”
    “I had no idea Jacob had so many friends.” 
    “Mum said you would be like that.” 
    “Your mother knows me?”  He asked in confusion.
    “My mother is your wife.”  Scarlett replied.
    “Jane?”
    Scarlett nodded and smiled.
    “So you are my daughter?”
    Guy looked at Faraday thoroughly bemused.
    “Mum said I looked like you.” 
    “Oh my God....”  Faraday managed.
    “I think you should give her a hug Mr Faraday.”  Guy interjected.
    Faraday nodded and felt incredibly awkward as he hugged his daughter for the first time.  He hurriedly sat back down.  “So how old are you?”
    “I’m twenty-one.”  Scarlett replied.
    “I’m sorry I wasn’t there for you.”
    “Mum explained everything, you have nothing to be sorry for.”  Scarlett smiled.
    “You are beautiful, Jane did a good job raising you.”  Faraday said in amazement.
    Scarlett smiled.  “She is a great Mum.”
    “Where is she?”
    “She is upstairs in the flat.”
    “Is she alone?”
    “Yes, Clint is in the office.”
    “Clint Hill?”  Faraday asked in surprise.
    “Clint Stinson.”  She corrected him.
    “He’s alive as well?”
    “Yes.”
    “What about Nancy?” 
    “She died a few months ago, lung cancer.”
    “I’m sorry to hear that.  So how do I get to the flat?”
    “If you just go up those steps towards the toilets, take the door on the right and head up the stairs.”
    “Can I go and see her?”
    “Of course.”  Scarlett smiled.
     
     
     
     
    Chapter 18
    As they entered the diner, they received strange looks from the few people that were there.  Jacob led them to a booth at the far end of the diner where a young man sat beside a young woman.  They too looked stunned at the amount of people Jacob had brought with him. 
    Clyde Barrow was a young man, he had brown hair in a neat middle parting, he was slim and was dressed smartly in a black pinstriped suit, a white shirt and a red tie.  Bonnie Parker was also young looking, she had blonde hair and wore quite a lot of makeup, and her lips were as red as Clyde’s tie.  She wasn’t beautiful by any definition of the word, but she could certainly be described as cute.  She too was well presented, she wore a black dress, with an ivory coloured jacket, and she also wore a white hat.
    Everyone managed to squeeze tightly into the booth, and Bonnie and Clyde’s apprehension was clearly visible.
    “Some day they’ll go down together, and they’ll bury them side by side, to few it’ll be grief, to the law a relief, but it’s death for Bonnie and Clyde.”  Jacob said with glee.
    “Hello again Jacob.”  Clyde spoke with a tone of resentment.
    “Hello Clyde, Hello Bonnie.  How are you both?”
    “A little confused Jacob.”  Bonnie replied.
    “Why is that?”
    “You asked us to meet you here, you didn’t tell us why and you’ve shown up with four other people.  What is going on?”
    “Are you still writing the poems?”  Jacob asked.
    “Tell us why we are here!”  Clyde barked.
    “I told you to meet me here because unless you help me, today is the day that you’ll go down together.”
    “Is that a threat?”  Clyde barked.
    “No Clyde it is not a threat, it is a fact.  A few miles down the road a group of police officers are waiting to ambush you, they will not hesitate and when they see you, they will shoot to kill