Of course, many of the Black kids were accused by Black non-members of “selling out” to the Honky Establishment. No Black kid ever quit the Silver... Knights over this accusation, but there were some fierce fights. The problems usually developed when a patrolling pair consisted of what the Silver Knights called a B&W among themselves. The B&W referred to a Black kid and a White kid in the duo. The problem usually was that a rock or brick-bat was thrown at the pair as they were riding past some. "Why?" Because that's all I remember," he said. "My whole life ... or at least the parts I can remember ... fits on five pages." Make it up from there," suggested Lou Anne."No. This has the potential to be very interesting, but it needs to be accurate. This isn't the fictional account of some character. This is what actually happened to me and how it affected my life. I'll just have to wait and add to it as things happen." Kind of like a journal," said Lou Anne."No, not a journal," he said,. Nothing very kinky, but certainly not boring. And now - nothing.Which brings me back to Chijioke. He was a good looking k**, now working in my yard shirtless. He brought two friends along, too. Makuo was very much like him, thin, fairly muscular, sexually attractive. The third boy was Tope, who was a little older, maybe 19. He was a little taller than the others and very muscular. He must spend a good deal of time working out.When these boys began working I decided that I had to watch them, up. ”Eva flirted back, “Oh, I know I’d like THAT.” She cast a glance down at the rising lump in my suit pants.Brita slid under my arm, “Hi, Lover. Did my mother proposition you yet? She decided that you are her next target, but I’m not sure I’m ready to share you with her just yet. I promised her she could do something sexual with you some day ... providing you’re interested.”Eva harrumphed, “Oh, Brit, you never let me have any fun with your friends.” She chugged the last of the wine in her glass..