..uhh..." Alright then, if you need anything I'll be at register number one." Julia began walking back."Wait! There was something." Yes?" Julia stoppe... and turned back to him."Where are the...Uhh. The meats?"Julia sighed. The meats were in the back and all the way across the store. It would be a long walk naked."If you walk straight down the aisle, make a right and go as far as you can, then turn left, then right again." However as she said this, she could tell he couldn't seem to get his mind. Eli, Duncan, Moses, Joe, Jefferson, and Howard sat with Randall Loeb down near the front on the wooden seats right even with the finish line. The Bucks and the Blasingame girls were one row in front of them, the Blasingame moms and dads sitting one row up.The place was crowded and the noise of the crowd became louder as they watched the horses parade past the stands on their way to the rope starting barrier. Little Eli spotted them in the stands and waved to them as he passed.His dad was busy. He kept his head shaved and despite a gold tooth in the front of his mouth, was obsessive compulsive about about his tooth care. Frequently you'd find him compulsively brushing his teeth with a dry toothbrush while engaged in other tasks. He was recently divorced and the divorce had not been easy on him. His ex had hired a scheister lawyer that seriously took him to the cleaners.When it comes down to it there are very few jobs in the military that forces a small group of men to become. . in . . . in . . . a-another way, Ma’am . . .”Glenda smiled. “You mean he wanted to bugger you Julia?”“Yes . . . Ma’am . . .”“Well say so.”“He-He . . . w-wanted to bugger m-me, Ma-am . . .”“And you wouldn’t let him?”“N-No, Ma’am . . .”“What a nice girl you are, Julia!” sneered Glenda. “So restrained, so conventional!”Julia’s mouth broke, the tears began to flow again. “It. . . . it’s all t-true . . . M-ma’am . . . mmmfff . . . mmmmffff . . . I s-swear!” she sobbed.“I hear what you say, Julia,”.