Disturbances

At breakfast the next morning, however, it was made clear that this had not been enough. Mr. Young disliked gallivanting about of a Saturday evening on a wild-goose chase. And if, by some unimaginable fluke, Adam was not responsible for the night's disturbances-whatever they had been, since nobody had seemed very clear on the details, only that there had been disturbances of some sort-then he was undoubtedly guilty of something. This was Mr. Young's attitude, and it had served him well for the last eleven years.

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Good Omens - Sunday