Acres English class. I sat in a side row, so I often sat with my back to the wall facing sideways. I would rest my arm on her desk. She commented on t...e size of my muscles and she would often doodle on my arm with pen. One night my sister saw her drawings and asked about them. When I filled her in on Julie and she told me that any girl that spent that much time on my arm must like me. She told me that I had to act or I would never have a girlfriend, let alone get laid. The next day I wore a. Aunt Marie will be in the car, too.”“Hmm...I think we will pass,” I replied.Sarah and I made our way out of the reception hall.“Shall we?” I stuck my arm out so Sarah could grab on.“We shall.”“Very well. Please do not break an ankle on this loose gravel. It looks like a long walk.” I pointed to the cross-like intersection towards the back-left corner, near a train track.“I will hold on for dear life,” she chuckled.Chapter 11: The Scenic Route“Do you think we will pass Confederate Circle?”I. She messed up and she had to live withit. Maria never found a man who could compare to the ghost of DougForeman. What made it so hard was, Doug was still a part of her sociallife; he was part of her family. She had to see how Doug treated Helenand then look at how her man treated her. Her man would always have paledin comparison to Doug.John told Janet the news and she was happy. For some reason she thoughtthat Helen would get custody of their friendship in the divorce. Herhappiness was short. 'Are you okay miss?' i ask, just a few feet away as she twirls round a scaffolding pole. 'Oh, I'm fine' She says and the accent takes me by surprise, I'd been expecting a local accent, not a trained southern drawl. 'I err.. don't think you can be here miss' I stutter a little startled. She glances at me innocently.'I think I can be where I want' she says I can see the corner of a smile flicker behind the fringe which hides most of her face, I begin to wonder, and play along.'And why's.