A Bitter Herb (A Novelette) Part III

The daughter's two boys did not appear to notice much. And unfortunately there was nothing left to be said. Lee had left, and she was now free to stop hiding. For the old man across the street, he said to his wife, now watching the 'Lone Ranger' I can't believe in this terrible sensitiveness of JL, it looks like her father was outside waiting for her, anxious about seeing her, and she left him freeze!" "That's as it should be," said his wife, Rita, "it's certainly her will not to want to get involved." "But how in reality do we know?" he asked her. "It can't be proved one way or another because it will never come to the test." "Perhaps, but what is done is done!" "Isn't this a contradiction?" "No, it's all clear for JL." "Why are you looking at me," said the old woman. "I said all I'm going to say on the matter-can anything be clearer!" Then he hesitated, deliberated on what she said. "I suppose you're right, why JL should become reacquainted with her father's trivialities, even if it is just seeing her."



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