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"We have no choice but to bring him in then," James said. "The gravity of this whole thing is really much and I don't think it is one that we should play with. Your brother too--"

"My brother and I might have our differences, James, but I assure you that he has no hand in this," Edward said in a loud voice.

James raised his hands as if in surrender and replied, "I didn't say that he was, Edward, I was about saying that your brother too night found out about this." Edward shifted on his two feet and he brought his head down, now feeling guilty.

"I'm sorry, James," he said with a sigh. "I just have been on the edge lately and it is beginning to affect me real bad."

"I understand, Edward." James noticed that the whole barn was now getting dark. He looked outside and saw that the sun had already completely set while the moon was rising to take its place.

"You don't want to get home late, Sir James," Mr Brown said as he noticed James staring. "Night has come and it will be really dangerou