The tow truck has a back seat." Okay," Evey said as we both began to get out of the car at the same time.I slid my butt and legs toward the door on my...side and even though nobodywould be watching me, I got out of the car as modestly as I could. I thinkEvey would have been proud had she seen it. We both walked towards theback of the car and then across the dark road, being very careful.Fortunately, for us there was a bright moon and it wasn't completely dark.We watched the guy back the tow truck. “A guy came into the store, looked around and when he saw me he took a seat and motioned me over. As always when I serve men at the store, I squatted rather than knelt down in front of him and asked what I could do for him.” “Yeah, and naturally he got a good look down your skirt, right?” Tara teased. “You better believe it; it was almost like that’s the reason he came in,” Cara said with a soft voice. “It was weird. He asked if we had a size fourteen in any black dress shoe. I told him I. . An N word ... We still cheer together, but she’s all awkward now because her boyfriend is a bigot. Oh well. Still a fucked-up world, huh?”“Not in this neck of the woods. Kiss me lover. Tell me we’re not over yet.” I saw them kiss. I thought Connie was going to lose her jaw. It dropped, big time.“Not in the least, Princess Mine. Not in the least.”“Good, My Nubian Goddess. Jenny, are you spending the night, or running home? I’d like you to stay, if you can. We could rekindle a little?”“Collie,. The woman leaned into the man and exchanged some words. Clearing his throat, the man shouted, “I thank you for your offer, but we’re just passin’ through.”Clark wasn’t sure but thought he noticed a slight drawl in the man’s speech, characteristic of people from the South. The man’s conveyance of gratitude was enough to spark renewed hope under the most bizarre of circumstances. To him these wayfaring travelers appeared honorable and posed no threat. This was a momentous turning point, an.