Looking at the grotesquely large espresso machine and the sink to the side, Hadley knew this set up was smaller than what she was used to. Her confide...ce kicked in, she had his drink—and was ready for whoever else would come in the front door. Reaching behind her, she grabbed a washcloth and wiped down the area in front of the machine. The man cocked his head and moved to the side to watch her movements. Like when she painted, she was graceful but still quick in processing his order. She. "The waitress chatted with her manager, who had the sense to grant Bree her sundae. Bree was the only one eating, devouring her burger like someone who was starving. My daughter and I just sat there keeping her company.'Oh, my napkin slid off my lap. My hands are all yucky and I don't want to stain my new skirt. Could you please put it back, Mr. Marcus?"I reached down and fetched the napkin off the floor. It was still clean. I placed it on Bree's lap, gently."Smooth it down, so it won't fall. She looked at me suspiciously then in an almost angry way she asked, “What do you want to see him for?”I suddenly had flashbacks to when I was younger and all the bullies that picked on me when they thought I liked a boy. I almost cried.“I uh,” a couple deep breaths later, “I’m Kyla Hamill and he’s my Dad, well step-dad actually, and he forgot something for his class at home.” I lifted the bag and patted it.She looked at the bag and with an apologetic look said, “I’ll get you a visitor’s. You stated that you were a member of the Communist front "Workers' Equity" organization during the period February, 1935, to August, 1939. You let your membership lapse because of your disgust with the purges and Bukharin trials and your dismay over the Nazi-Soviet pact. Is that correct?MR. BOOKMAN:That is substantially correct, Counsel Kennedy.COUNSEL KENNEDY:You have not been a Communist for almost 14 years, and have in fact repudiated all that the Soviet Union and Communism represent. Why.