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Through the door, there was a huge open plan space, with a living area at the front and a large, high gloss, white, state of the art kitchen at the rear.  The two areas were separated by a long breakfast bar with a shiny, black, granite work top.  The whole of the back wall was glass, and Amber could see that it was a series of bi-fold sections that opened up, leaving the room exposed to a vast garden outside. The floors, which were almost fully laid, were porcelain tiles that looked so like planks of wood that she had to ask Jake to confirm it.
    “Yeah, it’s the best thing to have with underfloor heating,” he replied as he pulled himself out of the chair.  “Will you be okay looking around while I speak to Andy?” he asked.
    Amber nodded and handed him his crutches.  “Is that okay?”
    “God yeah, I’d like your opinion.”
    As Amber wandered around she realised that Jake actually had good taste, unlike his choice of clothing from time to time.  Although it wasn’t finished, she could see that the fixtures and fittings that had been used around the house were all expensive and top of the range and, surprisingly for Jake, understated.  There were five bedrooms, each with their own bathrooms, two of which were wet rooms, and each room was huge with a walk in wardrobe.  In the corner of the lounge area, Amber found another glass staircase that led down to a lower floor where there was a sauna along with two other rooms.  The builders told her that they were to be a gym and a games room.  Without doubt, Amber knew that this was going to be a home that Jake would be proud of.
    Finally, after half an hour, Jake hobbled back to the kitchen where Amber was waiting for him talking to one of the plumbers.
    “Okay?” Jake asked looking pointedly at the plumber.
    “Yeah, just chatting to your gorgeous girlfriend,” he said winking at Amber.
    Jake didn’t bother to correct him and spoke to Amber before she had a chance to say anything.  “We’d better go and let these guys get on with their work.”  He then turned back to the plumber whose eyes were roaming up and down Amber’s body.  “You got something that you should be doing?” Jake asked him.
    “What?  Oh yeah, best get on.” He winked at Amber again and moved away to mess with some pipework under the sink.
    “No wonder this is taking so long to finish,” Jake muttered throwing a furious stare at the plumber.  “So, what do you think?”  His face now plastered with a smile as he looked at Amber.
    “It’s going to be gorgeous.” Amber’s face reflected Jake’s.  “Although, I can’t see how it’s going to be ready in four weeks.”
    Jake groaned and rubbed a hand across his face.  “It’s not. It’s going to be a hell of a lot longer, which is a pain in my arse.  I really need it to be ready to move into, as soon as possible; like yesterday!”
    “Why, you’re okay at Luke’s aren’t you?”  Although she hadn’t wanted him there initially, the thought of being alone in the house, even for a couple of weeks, didn’t fill Amber with joy.  Obviously it had nothing to do with it being Jake, she’d just didn’t want to be alone.
    “Yeah, yeah of course I am, and I love sharing with you Freckles, but I just need this finished.”  Jake looked at her warily, hoping that he hadn’t made it sound as though he wanted to get away from her.  “It’s the costs,” he explained. “Every extra day will cost me a fortune.”
    “Oh, okay,” Amber replied a little confused.  Surely a late finish would cost the builder more if Jake stuck to his threat.  Plus, Jake wasn’t known for his careful attitude to money normally.  He was the man who’d paid to fly a fast food chef from L.A. to join them for just one day on tour, all because he craved one of the guy’s chilli burgers.
    “Right let’s go.  Where’s my carriage?” Jake asked before looking down at his phone that had just alerted him to a text.
    Amber smiled and