When she was fifteen, Anna was married off to Fernando Cruz, the son of the foreman of the ranch’s vaqueros. Her husband worked with his father tend...ng the cattle herd, and she worked in the hacienda kitchen. She was sixteen when Juanita’s mother Ramona was born. She delivered Fernando a son a year later. They lived on the ranch even after The Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo of 1848 established the border between the United States and Mexico at the Rio Grande, and Patron Ponce de Leon lost his. The girl just stood, her head thrown slightly back, her eyes half closed, obviously used to and enjoying this treatment. I returned to my own horse to finish my preparations and as before took the horse to the warm up area. I was unsure of my own reaction to what I had just seen, partly jealous, but partly feeling that in reality the man had behaved much as he had in my dream, exerting some unspoken power and control over the girl. The girl was also warming up her horse by now, but the man. I did not know much about sex initially all the things changed for good I should confess when I was around teenager and a small house with 2 rooms. My father was around 40 but my mother was around 28 and like in hindu custom she was married at very young age. My father was a drunkard and He used to sleep in one room and I used to sleep in the other along with my mother. Initially I used to sleep like a log and only get up in the morning. I have addiction for cricket and the things changed when. We woke not long after first light, exited the tent, and gazed over atBerlin. Fires were still burning but, for now, the bombing seemed to haveceased. We were under no illusion this was anything other than a briefrespite. The roads we could see seemed relatively clear. Whether this wasa result of the earliness of the hour or because most of those who weregoing to flee the city had already done so we had no way of knowing. Onething was apparent, however."We need to go now while we have a clear.