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I stick my head out of my first floor bedroom window and kids are playing as the sun starts to set. I realise we're no longer targets — and it's a long time since I felt like dying.
I call Geoff on the phone.
"I've finished it!"
"YESSSSS!!!"
We talk for hours. He's always honest, and always my friend.
This all started with Geoff giving me that ZX Spectrum leaflet two long years ago.
I don't say anything. What can I say? He makes it sound like failure, when it's one of the biggest successes in video games history. But then he surprises me.
"I can't believe Alan Maton is in my house. Such an honour!" I purr. Alan's gracious, relaxed and happy about how things are going. He takes a build away and his visit passes without incident.
Alan Maton is at the door. He's visiting me on home ground. This is a big day. My mum has asked my sister to make some tea and put together some food. She obliges. We're all so deferential.