As today was a sunny warm morning, I got a drink and decided to give it a look over.I parked virtually outside the place and strolled into the yard an... was looking round at all the old headstones, when I stumbled across a clearing, there was a high wall, maybe 20 foot high, and all the graves were tall monuments and badly overgrown, so I sat down at the edge, opened my can of pop, took a cigarette out of the packet and was just about to light it when a girl appeared.She asked if I had a spare. OK?”“No problem. I’ll join you.”“We need the rain. But it ain’t as bad as it’s bin.” They stopped just past a bridge over a dry gully. “Thet’s Anna Creek, ‘bout every three years there’s water in it. Every eight or ten it floods. Every two or three floods, the bridge needs fixin’.”They each replaced their fluids, the driver a Coke, Sam a bottle of water. Soon there was a road off to the left: “Nilpinna Road.” Another 20 minutes and: “Under ten klicks. Oodnadatta Trail in a minnit.” There was a. She pleaded for the strength to take vengeance on the kids who had let him die, a poor retarded boy who had never crossed anyone before in his life. She could still see his disfigured face, drooped to one side and damned with a lazy eye that saw nothing beyond the limited range of his distorted bone structure. He had been a freak, but he had been kind and only wanted to be with the other children. She had loved him despite all the grotesque physical deformities… in fact, she may have loved him. “I wasn’t talking about how much, what else do you see?”“I see the big bills in back, then the other ones in front,” Luis said.“Yes, that way I can get out the bills I want, when I pay for something, without taking all the bills out. See?” I showed them how to slip a bill from the middle without pulling another bill out too.”“Yeah, I see now.” Luis said, as he arranged his bills all one way, then put them into the folding leather clip in order.Rico watched Luis closely, then put his in the.