‘I’ve only once kissed a girl.’ I said. Sumeya nervously let out a little laugh and covered her mouth. ‘Don’t worry, the women never look ov...r at the Haram, they don’t want to know and the men are not allowed into the Harem on Tuesdays. We are alone.’ Sumeya said as she leaned in. She understood my nervousness. ‘If you don’t want me to kiss you, I won’t’ She added. ‘No, Sumeya. I liked the kiss.. I want you to…’ I paused I sighed ‘I want the kiss, I want more.’ I said, my cheeks burning at. All my guilt and anger was just about to boil over when Marcy stepped between us. She stood facing him with her fists on her hips. "Mr. Rich, some day your children may be able to forgive you, but not today. You need to give them some time and some space, and you need to do whatever it takes to save Susan and the girls. Most of all, you need to leave this room right now." To my surprise, he did. There was no argument at all. He just kind of deflated and slunk off.She turned to me and for just. The song, at least in Japanese, was effectively a protest song against American troops in Japan, and to me, it conveyed exactly the feelings Kimiko had about Japanese culture. The version I’d heard, by A Taste of Honey, was about a love gone bad. That idea fit, in some ways, my relationship with Kimiko, as our days as lovers seemed to be over, though we remained close friends.When we finished the song, we were rewarded with loud applause, and when it died down, shifted to our more usual. I know I was crying.Mary then said, "Please forgive me, Dan, if it is at all possible."I just said, "I don't know Mary, I don't know if I have forgiveness left in me anymore" and then hung up.The prosecution had the police give a detailed report on what they found after the 911 call. I didn't know if it helped us or hurt us. They did say that I had said my wife was raped. But they also reported that my wife invited the men in. Not a real good start.Ralph was the first to speak. He was an.