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.When we reach thirty, we get full control of it.We get full access too it when we marry.Aunty Allison is executor of the estate and is in charge.We realise the money is rightly Mum’s, that’s why we give her what she needs to keep Dad quiet, but that all stopped as of yesterday.All thanks to you girlie.”“So you just want to get married, to gain the money?”“What? No I have enough in my access account, without the stupid amount in that account.” Shit, my head is spinning.“Baby your quiet, the money I would give away, if I didn’t like spending it so much, I love seeing people’s faces when I get them things, I get more enjoyment out of that than you know baby, it is bloody hard work trusting people with that nugget.I do trust you Michelle and totally, you have my trust my heart and everything I have is yours too.” Oh, picture girl knows all about Andy’s money, not the amount though just they have it and he has been paying her money, he assures me he’s now stopped, I cringed, the shivers ran through my body.I know more about his twisted brother and that girl than I care to remember.“Never, ever, ever say girlie to me again.I have access to trays and know how to use them Mister.” He laughed.I was serious, it made me sick just the thought of what his dad did to me, and that word, girlie made me feel dirty.“I know he was rough when he got up and went out, I don’t think he knows his meal tickets left yet.That will be fun when he finally realises.He had a few nasty bruises on his head though.” I smiled his face was so full of pain before.Now the pain had gone, and that was worth having a sore backside, just to see him smile again.“Don’t look now Dad’s in.” Sam got up and bought himself and dad a drink and me a coke.I’d half a bottle of wine with dinner, so hoped he didn’t come over as my mints were in Sam’s pocket.He didn’t come over he just waved.“He wanted to know why you weren’t in college.”“He doesn’t listen when we talk to him.That is very typical of you men, selective hearing.” He grinned.“What didn’t quite hear that?” I drank my coke and listened as Sam explains what had been decided at the meeting after we had left.Emma and Jimmy were to stop at Aunty Allison’s for the time being.Andy and he were to stop with their dad unless things get bad and then they would re-think things.I grabbed some mints from his jacket.As I looked up I saw his dad walking into the pub he glares at me and I ignore him, he hasn’t spotted my father, who is chatting to the landlord.“Things are going to get interesting look what’s just walked in and please stay sat down, and don’t make a fuss or even acknowledge he’s here.Dad’s not to get wind of what he did.” He looked over and saw his dad approach the bar.His hand was tight on my knee and he was shaking.This I still couldn’t understand, why he was afraid of the man stood at the bar? Given the bits and pieces I picked from his drunken ramblings yesterday, he had been terrorised by that hateful man all his life and it would take longer than a Michelle chat to sort Sam out and stop him being afraid of the hideous little man.“Sam boy get me a drink in and you’d better make it a big one your tart gave me a headache, so make it an extra big one.” I smiled at my dad and waved I grabbed Sam’s shaking hand and led him from the pub.“Where’s that bitch taking my boy? Sam get me my fucking drinks now.” He came towards us; good old dad was behind him.He had hold of Dennis’s arm.Dennis turned and looked to see who had grabbed his arm, he looked very worried, and he had every reason to be, my dad had heard the tart and the bitch comments and was happy at neither one being said about me.“What did you just call my daughter? I hope it wasn’t what I thought I heard you call her.You wouldn’t be that stupid would you, because my eldest and beloved daughter is neither a tart nor a bitch? As to your drinks, buy your own.Now sit down or go home, before a broken leg makes it impossible for you to do either.” I looked at Dennis and made a pushing motion with my hands, he looked sick.He followed us out of the pub, watched closely by dad.I held on tightly to Sam’s hand and we walked away from him.Dennis went towards home.Waving goodbye to dad and we went across to The Frog, Andy was in and I thanked God he was, because Sam was so shaken up.I made him sit down.“Sit down Sam can I have some money please?” He passed me his wallet.“We’ve just had a run in with your Dad.Lucky for us my dad was there.We need to get him a drink.Can you get the drinks?” I handed him the wallet.“Go sit down and put that away.” I went back to sit with him, passing him back the wallet.“Andy’s getting them
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