One Thing Led to Another [antikvár]

PrologueTwo minutes it says to wait, two minutes and bam! Your life changed forever. Imagine that. No God, on second thoughts, let's not. Let's just calm down, breathe deeply and concentrate. I take off my watch. It's one of those underwater sports ones. Great for boiling eggs and ideal for timing how long my mother can monologue on the phone whilst I ^m doing something else.I never dreamt I'd be using it for this.I set it: 2.00. The numbers glow neon in the darkness, a countdown to my fate. Could I be? If I really thought I was, surely I'd have chosen somewhere better than a self-cleaning toilet in the middle of SEl to have such a life-changing experience. L45It was only once. Once! Out of only a handful of times that we'd even bloody done it in the first place - that we thought we'd . . . how can I put this . . . leave it to Jim's impeccable timing and wing it. 1.40But there's winging it and winging it, isn't there? And the more images of that night come at me like film stills on double