She appeared to be trying to put together some kind of framework, but it looked to Lou like she'd no idea how to go about it. Any woman raised on the ...rontier could have lashed a few poles together without near the fuss this one was making.Lou scolded himself for chuckling. A firm resolve to conquer the problem despite her ignorance was plain on her face. As he silently watched, she fumbled with two poles for a few minutes, her mouth all screwed up as she concentrated on getting them to stay. ? John said to himself with a tear and he quicklydressed and went to the bathroom mirror to add some lipstick andfix his face. ?You look lovely dear.? John?s mom said as his dad just buried hisface behind the newspaper. ?All we need now is a new name. Ican?t have a daughter named John, can I?? ?You gave me my original name.? John said. ?You should give memy new name.??How about we call you Jane?? His mom asked.?That?s a lovely name,? the new Jane said as her mom handed hera spare purse before. I’d never met him before, though I’d seen him last year. It was funny how he just assumed we were taking over her coaching after the college season and would be the ones coaching her at National Singles. He was really cool about it and said that she’d progressed remarkably this season and credited our training before Nationals last spring and Opens last fall. Neither of those is a college competition, so he was fine with her working with us and hoped that we’d keep her going after she. She wore a simple white blouse and a dark, knee-length skirt with black stockings, her light brown hair tied neatly behind her."I'm not really sure about this," she said, "Can't we do this another night?" No, we can't," said Sarah, reaching for the door handle, "The pass I got you is only for tonight."Sarah pulled the door open and led Julie into the dimly lit hallway behind. The walls were painted a dark shade of red. Bare bulbs pointed the way to a battered doorway, thumping bass notes echoed.