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"Great party, Phil," said someone Phil didn't recognise. "I'm Sarah, from number four. This is my husband, Jim."

Phil and Jim shook hands. "Nice to meet you both. I'm really pleased you could come."

Phil had invited everyone in the building to make sure that there were no complaints about the noise. It was also a great opportunity for him to get to know the other residents. The building was a late Georgian mansion in one of the smartest parts of town. Developers had converted it into ten apartments over four floors.

Phil was new in town and didn't know many people. Apart from the buildings' residents, the only other people at the party were from his office. He hoped to impress them.

There were many young couples, and single men. Single women were few and far between.

During the first hour of the party, most of the men gravitated to the spare room, where Phil's pool table was the centre of attention. Most of the women were in the lounge. They had pushed the furniture back against the wall to create a makeshift dance floor and had turned up the volume on Phil's stereo.

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