.. don't know each other well. But Ifigured you might need a heads up about James." I ... I'm not interested in him, if you want him, he's yours."Nanc...y laughed and said, "No way. I've been dating his brother for thelast year."Norman shrugged, unsure of what to say."Well, we better go to class." Nancy said, and left the washroom.Norman looked in the bathroom mirror at the girl who had been hisreflection all day. Despite not wearing makeup, and despite wearingclothes that could be best describe. Oh ... Okay, we'll be there." Andrew thought he heard a sob as she slammed the phone down. Another pause and then Lucy said, "You filthy bastard, I already do."She then put down the telephone and returned to Andrew at the breakfast table. "Wow!" he exclaimed, "What have we done; you done," he corrected himself."I'm in a kind of daze," Lucy said but I have agreed to go to his offices/studio tomorrow. You know what he wants us to do." "So soon!" Andrew exclaimed. "Why did you call him a filthy. " That's a pretty name." I knew where this was headed, I went through it twenty times a night."Thank you, I picked it out myself. It's not my real name." You don't say," I said."Yeah, it's my stage name. I'm a dancer. My real name is Sarah." It's a sincere pleasure to meet you Sarah," I said in a voice as non-patronizing as I could manage. "Where do you live?"She squinted and shook her head, "In the ... on the ... river ... drive" On the River Drive?"She nodded."Banana River Drive?"She was. ”“OK Miss Julie, now when we get on the deck, we have to be very quiet because the animals are wild, and they are afraid of most things. If you make noise, they will run away.”I took her hand and went out on the deck where I kept a metal garbage can full of shelled corn. I had a cooking pot that held about a quart in it that I used to scoop the corn out and scatter with.I told Julie to sit on the lounge chair and watch. Then after I showed her what I was doing she could do the same. I reminded.