We spent the rest of our Latin class working and laughing through Cindy’s last paragraph. Part way through this process, I got into a small debate w...th Paul and Mindy over who had the reddest face, Cindy, Louise VandenLoo, or Miss Auzins. Paul and I thought our teacher won this blushing contest, while Mindy vehemently argued that Cindy barely beat out Louise for the reddest face.After Latin class, Sammy and Tempe laughed when I related Cindy’s Latin story to them as we made our way to our. Pointing to the scar marks, “aunty, what are these marks?”.She replied innocently that she is not sure about them and they were seen for some time recently. I raised my eye brows in a doubting fashion and went near her and took a closer and concerned look. She became a bit uncomfortable and asked me whether anything wrong. I said. “Aunty, these can be problematic. You should not leave them carelessly. They may be even symptoms of leprosy beginning stage”. Hearing this she became very scared. I. She often used to visit us and her relationshipwith Wendy blossomed into a passionate love affair. Iwas never excluded, however and after they had slakedtheir lust for each other I was always invited to jointhem for many come soaked sessions. Angela often talked of the Paris trip, and she confessedthat the reason she had been so attracted to thestripper was that she was called Serena, which was alsothe name of her own young daughter. One evening, as wewere relaxing over a bottle of wine after a. ) Clair hated eating in the First H’las and strategic staff mess hall surrounded by the men and officers. Occasionally there was a flirt going on that he enjoyed surreptitiously watching but mostly it was just bluff men talking about war and weapons and horses. He avoided the parties, particularly since quite often an officer would look on him with eyes, he had that thin gold band on his finger but his reputation was notorious and he was not a senior officer of theirs, not even of their army..