The Star-Fire Prophecy
“Evan drove through the grounds, where he pointed out the different wards.
“That one’s coed, for the adolescents and older.”
Danica gazed at a low, pink stucco building. “Coed?” she asked.
“Well, if the university dorms can, why not the state hospitals?”
“How does it work out?”
“Surprisingly well. Fewer problems with sex than when they were strictly segregated. Of course, sex is a problem no one likes to face with the custodial disabled. Some states allow them to marry and li...ve together in a protected environment with birth-control measures seen to by personnel. California hasn’t gotten that far.”
“Did you like working here?”
“It’s not Star-Fire by any means. But I suppose this place is about as good as you could expect any government institution to be. I found too many restrictions on what I wanted to do.MoreLess
“That one’s coed, for the adolescents and older.”
Danica gazed at a low, pink stucco building. “Coed?” she asked.
“Well, if the university dorms can, why not the state hospitals?”
“How does it work out?”
“Surprisingly well. Fewer problems with sex than when they were strictly segregated. Of course, sex is a problem no one likes to face with the custodial disabled. Some states allow them to marry and li...ve together in a protected environment with birth-control measures seen to by personnel. California hasn’t gotten that far.”
“Did you like working here?”
“It’s not Star-Fire by any means. But I suppose this place is about as good as you could expect any government institution to be. I found too many restrictions on what I wanted to do.MoreLess
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