" Hello, grandfather." Hello, William." How are you doing?" William asked. His throat was so tight with emotion that it was hard to talk. Now that he ...ad his grandfather on the phone, he didn't know what to say. The great impassioned discussion that he had played through his head suddenly seemed trite."I'm doing well. My arthritis has been acting up," the Reverend Leroy Jones answered trying to keep a light tone to the conversation."I'm sorry to hear about your arthritis," William said. There. I’ve not even heard of him.” And so, we talked and laughed all the way back to the halls. Tina had done some war poems at school but didn’t like them as she found them quite depressing.We kissed outside Diane’s door, “Don’t forget to ask her. Lunch tomorrow?”“Yes, though the study group is getting together for the last time this term in the evening.”I banged on Diane’s door, “We’ll stand here all night if I didn’t.”“Ahem, you have a room over there, baby girl,” Diane said, interrupting our last. And those cheekbones… Will looked up. And the both of them stared into each other. Sue felt herself blush profusely. Shit! He caught her checking him out! Feeling her insides churn from the intense look in his eyes, she was on autopilot. Her legs carried her to him, and all the while the eye contact between them was never broken. This is just all too intense. Is he always looking at people like that? Am I the only one who’s weirded out? The confusion in Sue’s head was too overwhelming. As. ” Ada asked if she was coming over and I said she was, so she shooed us out and said she would call us for dinner to leave it with her to start with. Dutifully we went out to the works, the loco called. The little bell called us in at 1 o`clock and there were our sandwiches, tea and the two women nothing about Saturday was said, and we went back to work, refreshed. At afternoon coffee again the same silence about all things sexual, so matron having gone home to do tea when I finished for.