Hanging up the phone Walela glanced over at Linda who now was holding two movie jackets while tilting her head sideways to read the titles on the othe...s and asked if she found anything yet. No… I… oh my god, American Taboo!? Walela, laughing now while talking, have you seen it? Walela! It's taboo! Yeah, sooo? What am I going to do with you girl, shaking her head, no I haven't seen it . You should. No. Her we go again, throwing her arms in the air, rebuttal comes easy. Not always, Linda pouts. " I sense a little tension in your words," Jim said."Is that a psychological observation?" I asked."No. It's the observation of a friend who just happens to be a psychologist," he said. "Can I ask you, as a friend, why are so tense? It might help to talk about it." I am a little nervous about leaving my wife home alone," I said."Why? Is she ill?" He asked.I said, "No, she's not ill. It's just that we have been having some problems lately." Why don't you tell me about it?"Subconsciously I must. She looked at me, her face close, eyes very serious. “What did you say?”“I said I’d get married. Right woman. All that.”The sparkle came back. “Am I gonna have to beat you on the head to get you to ask me?”“Maybe. What makes you think I’m talking about you, anyway?”She popped the side of my head. “Ask me.”“Georgina Bates, I want you to marry me.”“That wasn’t so hard, now, was it?”“Well?”“Well, what?”“Are you gonna answer?”“I wanted you to ask. Didn’t necessarily mean I was gonna accept.” The. In school right now. I wanna rip his butt hole so hard right now.”“I’m finna home school this punk.”“I ain’t mad at ya,” the guy disappeared down the aisle.Gary handed the cashier the money. They got back in the camper van. “Go on an’ start cleanin’. I’ma stop and get some sheets an’ shit.”Gary spotted a big box retail store. He parked and went inside. He bought a set of Jerzee sheets, a case of beer, a styrofoam cooler, and bagged ice. He also selected two prepaid Android smartphones. He came.