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Chapter 81
"Have you eat something already?" Betty asked. "It's still a long day ahead.
"I did have," he replied. "A little. The young men ate all of it.
"That's why they looked so happy," she commented. "It's as if they actually made a joke that so silly.
"That is right," Rudolf said. "Who are their parents?
"I don't know," she answered. She called the thin girl to come over her. "Well, young men these days, what could you possibly expect?
"Generous?"
Betty laughed at that. So hard and she was almost knocking herself. Rudolf didn't understand much though what's so hilarious with the statement.
"I am so sorry," she apologized as she wiped the little tears on her eyes. "That was the funniest thing I've heard since the . . . crash. Generous might have been a word when humanity knew how to build houses and created a neighborhood. Not possible on a time of survival.
"You can be wrong at that too," he said. "I have been generous
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