“Ben follow my lead, please, and whatever you do, do not say anything offensive to this guy no matter what he says. Got it!”“Got it? What guy?�... said Ben Holder.I stared as at a ghost, and uninvited ghost. She was two feet away when the waitress started to show us to our table.“Hello, Sam,” she said. I didn’t respond. I had already begun to wheel my way out of the place. But then Rina cut in on the action.“Sam? Where are you going? Wait! Stop!” said Rina, taking a seat at the table: the table. I killed the alarm and peeled myself away from Keri’s sleeping embrace and got out of bed. Shambling off to the toilet I relieved myself and jumped in the shower. I shaved and rinsed and dried off in about eight minutes. I quietly opened the door and quietly walked out to the dresser opened the top drawer and pulled out underwear and socks.“Don’t hide that yet.” A sleepy voice mumbled.“Sorry hon, Go back to sleep.”“I love you.”“I love you Keri. I will see you tonight.”“Maybe lunch?”“Maybe, I’ll. .. corn whiskey," he told us."We don't drink whiskey," Saraid told him, "and we are not fond of wine either." Since the meal was over, and we didn't care for the refreshments, we rose and left the Officers' Mess, taking our lanterns with us, since it was dark out by now. I stopped on the way out to thank Colonel Williams for his assistance in getting us admitted.Once back in our quarters, Gwyn and Glanda started organizing the use of the tubs for bathing. Each pair of twins was allotted twenty. I felt special, older I suppose.The cabin wasn't anything special, one big room with cots and bunk beds for sleeping. The kitchen table was a picnic table in the middle of the cabin. But it did have a bathroom and a shower. When my uncle and I arrived Friday afternoon, Dr. Lampkin and a friend of his named David were already there. The drinking and laughing started quickly. They enjoyed teaching me poker, I suppose mainly so they could take my money. Later that night while they were outside, I.