A shopkeeper was rolling up his shutters; a young boy in pyjamas was playing with his dog on the front lawn. Seeing this, Sarah could almost let herse...f believe that things were still normal. A jogger ran down the street in the opposite direction of the bus. He noticed Sarah watching him and gave her a little smile and a wave as the bus rushed past him. She raised her own hand to wave back, but only got it part-way up before she saw the woman running along behind him. She was completely. “Ok Audrey, let’s talk. “ “Okay Jeff but the discussion has to remain calm and respectful. I will not be yelled at, cursed at or any of that. I just won’t stay and take that.” “Okay, I’m sorry about all that before Audrey; I lost it for a few minutes is all.” “All right Jeff, I’m listening. What is going on with you?” “First of all, you have to admit that what’s happening here is not what I ‘signed on’ for back when all this started. Being told to wear a condom was very upsetting to me. He almost felt like his arm was being torn from his socket. He even felt the drive to run with her.“Fumi ... wait ... what about your mother?” he asked her.“She won’t be back home till around nine o clock...” She told him. “She went to the store and the mall.”Any additional hesitation that he had was fading, but he could already feel it stirring in his body as he reached the staircase. He already felt his jeans getting tighter, and his heart racing.She was moving so fast that Gary tripped over. There was one for Sound of Music, andthe other was The Longest Day. The idea was that the group would vote onwhich movie they wanted to see next week. And there were also two oldcartoons: Dudley Do-right, and Felix the Cat that were played beforestarting the main attraction. Finally, Rachael started Casablanca.For the next hour and a half the room was silent. Heather, the librarianon duty that night, popped her head in several times, but was happy tosee that the kids were all attentively.