The following afternoon, Marie went alone to the hotel where Hiroshi was living. She and Jane had arranged that they would meet there as Jane had clas... and she told her mother that she would go straight after her last class finished.Marie did not know whether to be relieved or nervous because she did not know how she would feel about entering the room where she had faced such humiliation recently. As she walked through the entrance to the hotel, she felt mixed emotions flood her mind. First,. I knew that most of the most dedicated supporters of the American forces were pretty much caught with their pants down and unable to scoot out of danger like some of the well-heeled civilians down south. There was no point in trying to find out what had happened to people I knew and depended upon to help me get missions accomplished. It was better just to write it all off and start with a clean slate hoping God would look after them better than the American Government had.Despite the title of. “Now that I don’t think my husband would understand.” Annie was glad she had told him Stan would be coming.“Yeah, probably not, thank you Annie, maybe another dance, later.”“Maybe, thank you Art.” Annie turned on her seat and Steve was standing there grinning. “What?” She drank the last of her drink and Steve fixed another.“If you have any trouble, Annie just holler, ok.” He smiled once again.“Everything is fine, but thank you for thinking about me.” She grinned at Steve. “Do you have. Maybe I'm straight. Maybe not. Maybe I'm Catholic, maybe not... I don't really know why I stayed. I really hate that guy, um, Paul for doing that with Amanda. I know that. I liked what you and I did, and what Amanda and I did. I'd like to do it more - all of it, I guess."Neither of us spoke. "Lori?" "Yes?" "I guess then, that the only real question I can ask is: if you had to do this day over - all of it, would you?" N... No. No, I wouldn't. I think I needed this, maybe." "We all need it.