Didymus

Didymus

Didymus (£2.94 | $3.67)

This Greek word for a twin, itself from the prefix di-, ‘two’, repeated twice, was applied to St. Thomas, as the name Thomas in Aramaic means ‘twin’.

We’d only been playing for half an hour when Harvey’s phone rang again. We all knew this was a call-out before he answered it. The chance of another normal call on Harvey’s phone was so remote, I wouldn’t have put bets on it…I’d have lost.

He stopped playing, opened it and yelled, “What!” While he listened, he headed for the door to the long hall in the new build. Olli stuck another disk on, to keep the revellers happy, while we waited to hear what it was. Half the human side of our team were here for their first visit, along with all the others we’d become really good friends with. This was to thank them for their hard work, solving a diabolical case on human cloning, and for their efforts on nailing Wicks. They all worked bloody hard for us, with no complaints, and it was always our intention to ask them here for a barbeque, but the weather had been so bad, when we did have the odd day with sun, we were up to our armpits at work.

After it seemed like a never-ending wait, Harvey pushed the door open, waving at us to join him. When Gina passed him, she said, “They’ve found the oil drums, haven’t they?” Harvey nodded and waited for everyone to get through, to shut it and block the noise out.

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