THE SHOPThe next morning I awoke late. My roommate had already left the hostel. Iput on my clothing and felt my wallet. It was thick. I heard his word... fromthis night again, but thought, "Ok, 500 euro richer. Thank you andgoodbye". After breakfast I left the hostel and went to the station andstept into a train. But somehow it felt wrong to leave this town. I steptback out of the train and walked into the town.A couple of minutes later I found the store he told me all about it. I felta strong. My attention is drawn to the three dogs sitting in front of me. I look at them. They continue to remain sitting and watching me. “What is it? What are you waiting for me to do?” They just sat there watching me. I tried to think if there could possibly be something more that should be done for them. I fed them and gave them water. Maybe they always go outside after eating, but the double doors were wide open. I walked to the double doors and stepped outside. They came bounding out with me,. Down the road at the school Helen Crump told the k**s they could go to recess in her deep voice. She then grabbed her purse and ran to downstairs bathroom. She pulled out her compact and quickly covered up a dark shadow around her chin. Better now she said to herself. She straightened the seam in her black stocking. She loved the feel of nylons. And she knew Andy did too.With the big concert coming up John Masters, the choirmaster, was making sure everything was tidy. He was a small, neat, very. You have been courting both of us?" Yes, well, yes," he said, silently cursing himself not having planned beyond the announcement, "And you both accepted. After all, I can afford it."This broke the ice and they both laughed."You kept that very quiet," said Diana to her daughter."We didn't want to upset you," said the girl, "But you never breathed a word." A mother doesn't tell her daughter everything. Some things should remain private..." her voice tailed off as she blushed, remembering some of.