I didn't even mind doing the dishes after I was done, which was probably a first for me. April, having started after me, was still eating and got to w...tch me work for a change. I doubted it had quite the same effect on her, however."Have you ever messed around with another girl?" I asked, pretty much speaking as the thought popped into my head.There was a slight pause, and I wasn't sure whether it was because April had to think about her answer or just because she had her mouth full."No," she. " What about Geordie?" He still has two years before he can resign. The Navy recommends that junior officers not marry ... they insist on married captains. In two years Geordie will know. He does or he doesn't. I love him enough to let him go." Hineahuone added, "It's a Maori thing, David ... you, of all people, should understand. Just don't go home by the K5. Not even by the Migrant ship."The Marina had phones on every pier, Grace called the airport, "I need six first class on ... hold it a. Give me a break, ladies! You don’t get a hard-working, educated black man because you don’t deserve one! So let the brother seek happiness with a person of any race he chooses, that’s his right! Thank you very much! As I entered Copley Mall, I was aware of people staring at me. A tall, good-looking black man in a security uniform. I simply ignored them, and reported to work. I’ve had women of all races along with quite a few men hitting on me. I politely turn them all down. I’m not looking for. "I know a few people," said Persephone. "I'm asking around." It's got to be someone who likes big, hairy guys," I said.Persephone didn't have much luck. Everyone around knew Harry and no one seemed to have a lot of interest in getting to know him better. Especially folks those with daughters. It wasn't hard to understand why. When we regrouped a week or so later, Persephone's tone reflected her frustration."It's not as though people think he's dangerous," Persephone said. "It's that he's.