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Tom held his nose. It was difficult not to

laugh.

“I’m afraid this room does have a very

odd smell,” Gran explained.

“It’s terrible,” Mr Snarling said holding his

breath. “I won’t want to spend much time in

here I don’t think.”

“I don’t blame you,” said Billie, turning

blue from lack of breathing. “Let’s go

somewhere else.”

Next up were the bedrooms. Mr Snarling

headed for the lift, but Gran stopped him.

“Not a good idea!” she warned. “Lifts can

break down at a moment’s notice. We could

be stuck in there for hours.”

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