Eva
““This is as far as I take you,” he said. “You know where to go from here.”Woody nodded.“Good luck,” the man said. He held out his hand. Woody shook it.“Thank you,” he said.The man pulled his hand away. He glowered at Woody, “Nanu!” he growled in annoyance. “Hey! Shall I have trouble with you?”Sheepishly Woody remembered. He pulled out the two hundred Marks. He gave the money to the sullen driver. “Sorry,” he said. “Thanks for the ride.”They got out, and stood at the roadside watching the wood-b...urner chug off.The Anlaufstelle was near the Coburg Square in the middle of town. From the directions given him by Zorina, Woody estimated it would be a half hour’s walk. He looked at the girl. They had said little to each other since they left Zorina’s establishment. The cab of the truck had not seemed to lend itself to conversation. All three had sat quietly, Ilse between the two men. He had been acutely aware of her closeness on the cramped seat, and had allowed himself to fantasize.MoreLess
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