“Oh Hello there,” says Sarah. “I don’t believe Carly introduced me.”

“Who is this?” says Aunty Perdy. “Oh Sarah I never even noticed you were even there.” Aunt Perdy gives a welcoming hug to Sarah.

“How could you not notice her,” says James. “Hence the sudden shadow, blocking all the light.”

Sarah bursts into tears. Aunt Perdy glares at James.

“Right yes, this is Sarah,” says Carly. “I brought her as proof that this actually happened.”

“I thought you invited me because were used to be friends,” says Sarah. She was still rather upset.

“Friends? You had high hopes didn’t you Sarah?” says James.

“Oh Sarah ignore James he is just being a dickhead,” says Carly.

“When isn’t he?” Noel adds.

James frowns in disapproval.

“Since when is it a crime to tell it how it is?” James replies.

“Tell it how it is?” says Carly. “You seem to have this prejudice towards fat people.”

“No just stupid people like her,” James replies.

“What the hell for? It’s not like it’s affecting you any?” Carly replies.

“When a fat chick like her, who was unnecessarily cruel to us, comes back from time to haunt us, pretending to be our friend,” James explains. “She was a mean old cow in high school, which I know you are aware of. I say the meanness it well deserved. Haven’t you ever heard of Karma?”