Then blushing: “I mean I love your music. It means so much to me.” “I’m glad to hear it,” said Lynn, who smiled, and eased pass the woman to...Paul and Tomasz waiting for her at the back with her long-neglected packet of Marlboros. It is Tomasz who takes over from Paul with shuffling soft percussion, while Lynn’s hands hover over the keyboard. At last, it seems right and she breaks the tempo with a few tinkly notes mostly drowned out by the applause for her sidemen. Then, appropriately for the. They treat her like she owns the place and have actually offered for her to take over runnin the place after graduation, but she turned it down because shes leavin us. I didnt turn it down. I said I dont believe I could run a club from an hour and a half away properly. Thats basically turnin it down. Is it not? In either case&hellip,I may or may not leave. Id make more money stayin here. Im not sure what Im gonna do yet. But we didnt come here to talk about my business adventures. We came to. I wanted more children and she never seemed to get pregnant.“I began looking around myself at that time, but never went out very often. I tell you, having to hide your cheating from your family is a full time job in its self. I was sick of it and arranged to have your mother find out I was bedding my secretary. She said she had to get even so we were both open about it after that. That was when you were seven or eight.”“So, that’s when Mom knew you were cheating and I suppose she went wild,. Youtwo, get undressed, and you put this skirt on and the robe on top. You putthis prison dress on, no panties, or they'll rip them off on the platformand stick them in your mouth!" All did as they were ordered too. They hadheard what happened to those that refused to cooperate, that their clotheswere ripped off of them, and they were whipped right in the cell forinsubordination, right before they were taken to the public platform andflogged, and they were not given the dignity of wearing at.