Elizabeth saw Andy storming out of the house as she walked up to the door with Lupe and John. Her eyes widened when she saw the look of rage on his fa...e that she had never seen (or even imagined)."Andy?" she asked. He ignored her and walked right past John and Lupe without even acknowledging their existence. Elizabeth turned to watch him go - and saw Chris storm past her, too.She hooked his arm to get him to wait. He roughly jerked his arm free."What's going on?" she asked."Talk to Regan if you. I do not like to get food in that way, but I do not hunt well alone and I must eat or go to the land, and while you are in this place I am not ready to go to the land.”I tell him that this place is not so terrible as I think he believes. I say that I speak now with the humans, and that one of them teaches me to speak better in their way. He looks at me very strangely.Kitik is with me. Acou asks him does he also learn the human talk.“I learn a little,” Kitik says. “But most of their talk is. "I made no mention of what she'd said about accepting the bet. I waited around the break room only long enough to not seem like I was avoiding anything.I didn't see Evelyn until about three thirty that afternoon. When I did see her, it was only for a few seconds. She stopped off at my cubicle and placed a small, folded piece of paper on the corner of my desk. After she left, not having said anything to me, I opened the note. It had her address and a phone number. Underneath, written in a neat. In fact it would be closer to the truth to say I hated them. I think this has a lot to do with what happened to us in WWII. The short of it is that I made friends with a Japanese lady 4 years older than my 22 years. I first saw Kamari when she was playing at a concert, and I was totally blown away. Looking at her from behind, lithe and wasp-waisted, and hearing her beautiful music, I knew that I wanted to know her as a friend at least. As it turned out I was even luckier. She heard that I was.