"I tried to give my sister my most pathetic look, "Do you have some timeto talk, Lynn? I really need to talk to someone and I've always valuedyour ad...ice."My sister laughed. "You want my advice? That's hard to believe but Iguess you can stay. Just close that door. I really don't want to hearMom's shit."I locked the door and watched as my sister light up another stinkyherbal cigarette.She asked, "What's up?"My sister had changed a lot in the past year. Even more than she didwhen she first. The only thing she remembered was a face, its menacing grin, its pale gray eyes, its crooked nose. Then, it hit her, like a freight train it nailed her. She had met this nice officer from the occupying nation, he was charming, he could have swayed her to support them. She had talked to him for hours on end in the bar she worked in. He offered to walk her home, she had trusted him, he seemed so unlike the others, so different, so gentile. She was wrong, he was worse than the rest of them, he. , nice big tits that she always seemed to be putting on display. They put in a 4’ above ground pool for their k**s and my son spent a lot of time there swimming. If she was out there when the k**s were in the pool I spent a good deal of time looking out the window trying to get a peek at her.She was attractive with a good shape, and she was comfortable in her own skin. She drank beer out of the bottle, put her ponytail thru the back of the cap and wore shirts a lot that would be tied together. . maybe. Robert is very well off. He will give me a good life after his divorce." He's married?" I feigned surprise.She nodded. "I'm not proud of that. Me cheating on you and him cheating on her. But ... we were so good together and..." Her voice trailed off.I'm moving out, Judy. I'll be in a local motel for a while until I find a place to live. If you agree to the settlement I suggested, you'll find the papers in here and all you have to do is sign them. You may want to consult a lawyer, just.