Feeling the heat: runaway couple wait to face the music Edward Bunyan speaks to his mother (PAUL GROVER) It is thought they have been told to stay in the country until a decision has been made. The teenagers spent the day at the Occidental Grand Hotel with Edward's mother, Susannah, who is said to be angry but relieved, and his uncle as they waited to discover what measures they might face. They were all seen having breakfast at the five-star resort, where Edward and Indira stayed for several nights before they realised that police were looking for them. Police in the Dominican Republic spent days searching resorts, beaches and bars for the runaways. It is understood the prosecutor in Punta Cana is preparing a file on the case which she will pass on to the chief prosecutor, who will decide if any further action needs to be taken. The couple took a taxi from their £30,000-a-year boarding school in the early hours of Monday last week and boarded a flight from Manchester Airport to the Caribbean. Teachers only realised they were missing when they failed to turn up for registration that day. Police searched for them initially in the city of Puerto Plata, but the couple had instead gone to Punta Cana, 250 miles away, and checked into the Occidental, which has nine bars and three pools and costs £1,600 per week. They spent five days enjoying the hotel's facilities, running up large bills on Edward's credit card in the process. However, on Friday, they switched to a budget apartment nearby when they saw reports on the internet that police were looking for them. They were found at a restaurant on Sunday and reunited with Mrs Bunyan, who escorted the pair to the police station the next day. Later, still chaperoned by Edward's mother and uncle, the couple were seen back at the Occidental, where they are now staying in separate rooms. When they arrived, Edward looked glum as he wheeled a suitcase, his girlfriend tagging along behind. They were then seen having lunch at a poolside restaurant and at one point Indira appeared to embrace Mrs Bunyan. Afterwards, the couple returned to their rooms laughing and joking, while Mrs Bunyan remained at the restaurant alone for a further hour. Edward and Indira also await a decision from their school on whether they will be expelled. Andrew Johnson, the headmaster of Stonyhurst, has refused to discuss what disciplinary action the pair will face, although friends have said they expect they will be expelled. Lancashire police have said they will also be given a "welfare de-brief" on their return. Mrs Bunyan is understood to have been given temporary custody of the teenagers and is accompanying them everywhere, and Indira's father is also expected to fly to the resort from his home in Kazakhstan.