.. they found out the truth about me, that I amreally a boy. They got mad that I had lied to them." Did you mean to lie?" No. When I first met them,...they called me Annie, and I let thembecause I wanted them for customers. It was a mistake. Like Papa usedto say, 'Breed crows and they will take out your eyes.'" What are you going to do now?" I don't know. I tried to apologize, but it just made them madder.Clara... the daughter, she was crying and coughing - she is sick - andwhen she gets. She shuddered faintly.I stepped back in front of her and looked into her eyes. A few tears were slipping down her cheeks."What's your name?" I asked. She looked at me, refusing to answer.My hand it her face with a loud slap."What's your name?" I asked again. She raised her chin in stubborn refusal.I turned away from her and walked over to a table. She started to laugh behind me. I picked up an item from the table and walked back to the young woman, holding the it behind my back.I showed the. ”“So why is a beautiful, white girl going to dance at a black Caribbean Carnival?”When the reporter said that I looked around and realised that I could only see one other girl with white skin.“Because I want to, it will be fun showing my charms to everyone.”“You certainly will if you go like that Elle?”“Heavens no, I couldn’t do that, I’m sure that I would get arrested.”“Unfortunately I have to agree with you, but it would have been nice.”“Why thank you kind sir.” Alice replied and she pushed. “Wow,” he complimented looking up to her. “Whatever you want to bring me I’ll take.”She smiled at him. Hand reaching out, she grasped his hand. “I hope you know, I have the best cooking experience here,” she told him in, locking eyes with his and the smile turning into a blank expression. He got the feeling that a serious persona took over her. Then again, he also noticed while she squeezed his hand, so soft it was her skin. “Whatever you deem necessary, I will eat.”She smiled again and then.