.. he looked over to me and gave me a strange look. One with such intensity, I couldn't help but turn away. Just as I was making my way to the other s...de, I heard him speak."Hello."I froze where I stood. He could not be talking to me. The me who was staring at his body, most likely drooling. The me who probably made a complete fool out of myself..."Hello? I'm Dean. You are... ?"I glanced over my shoulder. He was right behind me. I turned to face him and managed to utter, "Renee. I ... I ... I'm. " It was the auctioneer. "Hi," he said, "we haven't been introduced yet. I'm Brian — I run the Sales Centre, Freddie asked me to look after you." Well thanks Brian. The auction seemed to go OK." Yeah, not too bad. We could have done with a few more buyers. The prices weren't all I'd hoped for. Still, the stewardess fetched a good price. Better than expected."I thought back to what her buyer had said. I wondered who had the better idea. I said, "This is a pretty impressive place." Glad you think. I had Lisa early. That's all the difference there is."Alex was already at the age when he could no longer make an accurate estimate of the relative age of women in their twenties. Mid-twenties. Late twenties. Early twenties. It was all much the same. Lakeisha was probably mid to late twenties, but in her case Alex's powers of discrimination were even further compromised. It was the first time in his life he'd ever had a black girlfriend. She was tall, slim and most undeniably black. Her hair. .. did you get that?" He looked down at his crotch. "Oh God, Janice I am so sorry, I do not know... how? Oh jeez, I uhh..." Calm down Tim, I did that to you, and when I did you gave me this key." I gave it to you? But I thought it was lost when my wife died!" You had it all along, until I pulled your encasement out, then you turned it over to me. You are mine now." But how?" Robyn said in her letter that she is sorry it turned out like this and she loves you" You knew Robyn?" No it was in the.