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"
No
,
"
Danny
whispered
huskily
.
The
word
fell
dry
and
bare
from
his
mouth
,
which
was
stripped
of
moisture
.
He
could
feel
his
mind
wavering
now
,
trying
to
go
away
the
way
it
had
when
the
woman
in
the
room
had
…
no
,
better
not
think
of
that
.
He
grasped
at
the
strings
of
reality
and
held
them
tightly
.
He
had
to
get
out
of
here
.
Concentrate
on
that
.
Be
cool
.
Be
like
the
Secret
Agent
Man
.
Would
Patrick
McGoohan
be
crying
and
peeing
in
his
pants
like
a
little
baby
?
Would
his
daddy
?
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That
calmed
him
somewhat
.
From
behind
him
,
that
soft
Hump
sound
of
falling
snow
came
again
.
He
turned
around
and
the
head
of
one
of
the
hedge
lions
was
sticking
out
of
the
snow
now
,
snarling
at
him
.
It
was
closer
than
it
should
have
been
,
almost
up
to
the
gate
of
the
playground
.
Terror
tried
to
rise
up
and
he
quelled
it
.
He
was
the
Secret
Agent
Man
,
and
he
would
escape
.
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He
began
to
walk
out
of
the
playground
,
taking
the
same
roundabout
course
his
father
had
taken
on
the
day
that
the
snow
flew
.
He
concentrated
on
operating
the
snowshoes
.
Slow
,
flat
strides
.
Don
’
t
lift
your
foot
too
high
or
you
’
ll
lose
your
balance
.
Twist
your
ankle
and
spill
the
snow
off
the
crisscrossed
lacings
.
It
seemed
so
slow
.
He
reached
the
corner
of
the
playground
.
The
snow
was
drifted
high
here
and
he
was
able
to
step
over
the
fence
.
He
got
halfway
over
and
then
almost
fell
flat
when
the
snowshoe
on
his
behind
foot
caught
on
one
of
the
fence
posts
.
He
leaned
on
the
outside
edge
of
gravity
,
pinwheeling
his
arms
,
remembering
how
bard
it
was
to
get
up
once
you
fell
down
.
From
his
right
,
that
soft
sound
again
,
falling
clumps
of
snow
.
He
looked
over
and
saw
the
other
two
lions
,
clear
of
snow
now
down
to
their
forepaws
,
side
by
side
,
about
sixty
paces
away
.
The
green
indentations
that
were
their
eyes
were
fixed
on
him
.
The
dog
had
turned
its
head
.
(
It
only
happens
when
you
’
re
not
looking
.
)