.feels the..guy..so what..who's gonna..so..butI.." and not too much else. The door was open and if it wasn't for theshower running, i could hear bette.... Aah. That's better. The shower'sshut off. "So it's settled. One round then let's see. Deal?" "Deal."Wait. Who shut the shower off?Bill came out followed by mr Gruff. "Ok Leslie. Here's the deal. Ipromised my friend a little sex if his quota was made for this quarterand he earned it. I found you and I have been with a "Special" girl likeyou and. Starr," she said. "I meant to call, but I couldn't. I heard it was a car accident." No, it was an aneurysm. One minute she was laughing and the next..."I couldn't talk about it. It had been almost three years and I still couldn't.Tara left her chair and sat on the couch next to me. She took my hand and held it on her knee, patting it. I looked at her with teary eyes and forced a weak smile."So what are you doing here?" I came to say hello." No, I mean here ... in Phoenix."Tara stood up and held. I would like to take you upstairs to be with your friends, and meet a nice lady."Her mind was still in turmoil, so I unlocked the manacle, and picked her up. I talked to her gently, as we went upstairs. I called out ahead of me, so that the other girls would not be startled."This brave little girl's name is Moesha." I said as I put her down, and wrapped a sheet around her small form. "Moesha, I have to go and find some thing out." I heard sirens approaching."Carl, I am going out the front door. I’m certain that she can tell you, all by herself, what she likes and what she doesn’t like.”The woman in her thirties smiled and turned towards Oona. “So, young lady. Do you have some nice party coming for which you need that dress?”I saw it coming, but I was way too late.“Yes, I must look nice at my mum’s funeral.”That was said in a clear, happy voice of a six-year old girl. Like it was something that could happen every day. I saw how the look on the face of the saleswoman changed from.