"What's the difference?" He replied with a roll of his eyes. That's whenElizabeth held out her lotion-dabbed hand toward his face."This is lotion," sh... said as if giving classroom instruction. Markwrinkled his nose but did lean forward just a little to take what lookedlike would be a fearful sniff. At the same moment Elizabeth swept up thelittle bottle of cologne on the mobile bed tray and spritzed her brotherfull on the neck. "And this is perfume!" She shouted."Hey!" Both Mark and Josiah. You're wearing a stunning red dress. I just thought it would be the perfect name." Scarlett." Yeah." No. Amy." Yeah. You said. Amy. I like that too." Yeah?" Yeah." Have you been drinking, Oscar?" A bit, yeah." Uh huh." Listen, no matter what your name is, you look stunning in that dress, and I need you to dance with me. Otherwise the bridesmaid is going to step on my feet again." So will I." You're smaller. And much more decorative." She's gorgeous." Says you. Yes or no?"So we danced. Perhaps. When Tonio had left, Jim then said: ‘Make me wonder if we will always live with our ghosts.’ ‘Not sure, honey,’ Carol Ann said. ‘I suspect that I will one day want to simply say ‘good bye’ to my love Will and just get on withall of it. Maybe the day is coming, I just don’t know.’ ‘Yes,’ him said as a follow up, ‘We do seem to allow them to live with us, it seems.’ ‘It does,’ Carol Ann agreed. ‘But about the other issue?’ ‘I think,’ Jim said, ‘Unless we adopt my camera plan. . .’ he grinned here. Any man would be happy to have her; she should have been taken long ago. She was intelligent, even funny at times but an avid studier, a book worm some might say. She didn’t smoke, drink or party; just a good Christian girl.I, on the other hand, loved pot, pills, alcohol and sex. It seemed my legs would spread automatically if a Black looked my way. But I was respectful of her and never brought a Bull back to our room, unless I knew she wasn’t going to be there of course. My grades were dismal.