‘Mademoiselle,’ he said to Joely first, and then to me, as he did the typical waitress dip to serve us our coffee from the tray. Thea and Dianne, ...eing married, got ‘Madame’ instead. He even kept it up while serving the ‘gentlemen’ at the table, addressing each of them as ‘Monsieur.’ I thought that Ken was going to smack him, but the whole thing got laughs. ‘So, what,’ Ken asked him, ‘you smoke some weed before you came in today, or is it a girl?’ Oh, crap, what if he looked at me and said ‘a. He stopped before the words came out."Hey, Lola," he complained. "What's all this about? I thought were just having a good time."She shrugged and lifted her glass again but set it down again when she found out it was empty."Want another?" Hal asked. She nodded her head. Hal stuck two fingers in the air.The crowd was beginning to dwindle so it was less noisy, which meant that sitting in silence was more awkward. Hal was unsure what to say. Serious conversation only meant more unpleasantness. On. ” He offered a cartoonish bounce of his brows.It was her turn to say, “Impressive.” She took a few more shots of the bridge, the town, the hills, and then they huddled together to review them on the display. This time, as they stood shoulder-to-shoulder, Felicity didn’t feel the urge to move away, enjoying the warmth of his arm along hers and his scent wafting around her nose. She did try to hide her blushing smile, though.Before they packed up the camera to head back to town, Kristjan said,. They even came into the nurse's tent but were sent off without any nurses in tow because they were not officially classified as joy-girls and it would be against standing orders.She watched them begin to stagger back to their tents in the early morning just before dawn with that shoulders-hunched, head lowered gait that signaled hard use by the troops of the rising sun. Heidi hadn't heard any shouts or screams like she had heard on the other islands and she guessed it was because this group of.