After about six-seven miles he came to this smallfishing village and it looked like a real broke-downplace. Few boats drawn up on the beach and a bigg...shruined building that used to be a fish cannery and pastthe cannery the ground rose up and the beach ended. IfHarold wanted to go further he would have to go inland. It was a real hot day by then so he sat down at atable outside a cantina (the only cantina in the place)and when a young guy came out he ordered a Coke. The guywas about. It beats the alternative.”“What do you do, April, dear?” Gloria asked.“I’m a teachers’ assistant, April replied. “I work with learning-disabled children.”Gloria nodded in approval. “Children are our future,” she remarked. “I worked with children ... before coming here. I was a live-in nanny.”“April...” Ron started to say. April gave his hand a quick squeeze, a side-eye and an almost imperceptible shake of her head.“Yes, go on,” Gloria replied.“I ... I lost my train of thought. What’s new with. For_the_love_of_evil: opening up a little, good, good, tell me more Juliejulie4u2000: what do u want to know?for_the_love_of_evil: for starters, tell me whom you think about when you think about having sex with another woman?julie4u2000: no one in particularfor_the_love_of_evil: oh come now, there must be someone u thinks about when you are all alonejulie4u2000: just random faces and bodies, no one in particularfor_the_love_of_evil: I think about a neighbor of mine that just moved in last year.. “Are you ok?” I tentatively asked, trying not to pry.She gave me a depressing kind of a face and wiped her tears.“Sorry. I just broke up with my boyfriend.”She had taken her raincoat off and placed it on a hook and was taking off her boots as she looked up at me.“Oh,” I said, sorry, not sorry.“Yeah, he cheated on me ... with one of my best friends! The louse! Both of them!”She had on her typical shorts and tee shirt. Sports shorts and a loose tee, that is. Long legs and now barefoot. I had a.