”“Marshal, no offense, but ain’t nobody ever gonna give us a chance. None of us can read or write, we never had but one honest outside job. Othe... than that we just worked for Pa and got meals and feed for our horses and a bed to sleep in. We never had anything and we never worked for wages but that one spring and summer when we worked for an old man who needed help cuttin’ and puttin’ his hay up,” William told them.“Well, I reckon we can forget about that then. We’ll all just drive them cows. Sit down.’”“I pulled a chair from a nearby table and set it at their table opposite the brunette. ‘You really see auras?’ she asked.”“‘I guess,’ I answered. ‘At least there is a color that seems to envelope each of you.’”“‘Do these auras ever change?’ the brunette asked with a really strange smile.”“‘Sometimes,’ I said haltingly, ‘actually quite often.’ I paused and then said, ‘I guess it depends on what is on your mind or whatever. I don’t really know how it works.’”“The brunette smiled at me. I walked around the room and couldnt stop moving , i was pissed off , about 5 mins later i grabbed my car keys and raced up to town , i pulled up in the side street and walked to the club she was at , just as i got along side it i saw her mate through the window with a guy , i walked a little further around and saw nicole on the sofas in the corner getting of with this guy , i walked back to my car and sent her a txt saying never come near me agian you fucking slut , ive just seen you with my. Once she’d dried herself, she remembered what the bus driver had said to her the previous night. Gen was short of cash on the whole, and the idea of a free pass appealed to her. So she sat downstairs on the sofa in her dressing gown and called the bus company’s head office. ‘Good morning, Transport First, how can I help you?’ a woman’s voice answered. ‘Oh hello, yes… I was asked to call you by the driver last night.’ Gen started. ‘I was on the number 18, and I… err… ‘. She felt herself getting.