” “I know that’s how it looks," said Lisa. “But I didn’t, I just forgot it!” “Not good enough.” The woman reached for the receiver aga...n. “No! Oh Don, say something!” “I don’t know what I can say, Lisa.” The woman hesitated and replaced the receiver and sat on the desk, with one leg lower than the other. “Maybe we can resolve this a different way,” she said. Her manner changed as if someone had pressed a button and her voice suddenly became soft and soothing. “You two? Partners are you?” “Us?. Watch. Look at who comes and goes. Check the times." I don't have a watch."Leon paused at a loss for words and then burst out laughing. It was the first time Matilda saw him laugh."Okay, don't check the time. But watch. Look, there he is."Matilda's head shot up. Leon looked at his watch and jotted the time on a pad. Then they watched the security guard go to his car and drive off. Leon followed from a distance. When the guard stopped in front of a liquor store, Leon pulled to the curb and. “Not man enough?” Before I could become upset, she patted me on the hand.“Now, don’t take that personally. I like girls, a lot, and only very certain guys. I just don’t think you’re one of them.”I was still stuck on Not Man Enough. I couldn’t remember anyone ever saying I was N.M.E, and I couldn’t imagine what I was N.M.E. for.“Not man enough? For what? I like girls a lot too. Not man enough for what?”“Vince, calm down. I didn’t say you’re not a man. I’m sure you’ve rocked the world of many. Albert gasped at this and Sean frowned at her. She blushed and sat quietly after that."Yeah, let me think a minute. I think there were three men. One cooked, one was a lookout, an' one stayed with me. I think they rotated jobs 'cause one man farted a lot and he really stank. He wasn't in the cabin the whole time. I think the other two made him the outside lookout as much as he would stand fer." Now that's useful information, Joey. Ya're doin' good. How many times did they feed ya?" Six... No,.