at O’Jay’s. The owner seemed to realize where his interests were. His clients were students. His employees were students.
‘Can I help anyone?’ she asked the trio.
‘I jus’ wanned a better look at that smile,’ Earl said. ‘An’ perhaps …’
‘I knew you wuz lyin’,’ Ellen said, mocking irritation.
‘… a bit of information.’
‘About who?’ Ellen said. She took a furtive look up front and then slid into the booth next to Odds.
‘About SGA’s secretary, Sheila Reed,’ Earl said.
‘You mean you cain’ get it?’
‘Well … ’
‘You better start winkin’ at some a these wimmin,’ Ellen smiled.
‘Who is Sheila’s boyfriend or man or whatever?’ Earl asked. Lawman and Odds leaned forward. All at once they knew what Earl was getting at. Sheila would definitely give the key to the office to her boyfriend.
‘Oh really?’ Ellen asked. ‘Lawd, Sheila’s been goin’ wit Che Guevara. You better get busy.’
‘Che who?’ Lawman asked.
‘The Revolutionaries!’ Ellen giggled. ‘She been goin’ wit’ Ralph Baker from MJUMBE.’
The three men looked at each other. Truth is light.
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