Peace. Belle.)Helen said, "Oh, I am sorry. It is you just dont seem like what like whatI thought a Vet would look or act like."I said, "You will find ...hat most Vets are ordinary people who when neededjust answered their nation's call."Then she asked, "But you are still in. Why?"I said, "It is the price for me to go here. They foot the bill and I workfor them." After that I took her out to dinner and the movies.At dinner we just chatted on what we were taking for majors. She was inpre med with. "Yes?" he answered, unsure why anyone would be calling. The phone had come with the furnished apartment, which was the only reason they had one at all."Wolfgang Brandt?" a man's voice asked through the receiver."Yes," he answered cautiously. "Who is this?" An old friend," the man said mysteriously. "I'm in town and I thought we could have lunch together. Is Eva with you?" Who is it?" Eva asked, catching her brother's eyes as he looked up suddenly."She is," Wolfgang replied. "I'm sorry, but I. .. Maybe I was dead? Maybe it was cold because I was dead?I had to start moving. I had to go to the campground. It wasn't such a bigproblem for the old me. I knew this forest and I didn't need a compass tonavigate in it. The problem was I barely moved and I was cold.Almost at the same instant I started moving to the West I heard the truckcoming and moments later I saw it emerging. There was a ranger behind thewheel. Thank God, not Kevin, I thought to myself. It was Josh from BaxterPark. He. Holding out a piece of paper, Dan said, “Be there tomorrow morning at eight o’clock. Wear something that you can ruin without regretting it. You’re going to work your ass off tomorrow.”“Doing what?” Ernie asked with a sinking feeling in his stomach. His time with Jimmy had let him know what kind of future he faced unless he straightened up. The older black man had laughed in his face when he had talked about how whites were keeping blacks down. Jimmy had drilled him with the facts of life,.