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Chapter II

Meanwhile there was nothing but new "Whys" for Lenient, why warn him off? Why that extortion welcome? Why recalling instead of mellow out? everything was intolerably irksome and it was already eventide as the sunset on the lake, Lenient was so dull lonely on the shoreline and then a young girl from the tribe took a primrose path and came to sit with him asking him to tell a story about where he came, but what was there to tell? That he come in a drenching world, with people bold as brass fighting the fluctuations of the economy while sinking feign to barbarism waiting a sting in the tail because the smoke is stunting all of them, Ah! If she only knew the onrush world he come in, the outpourings of galvanic materials forerunning a sluggish generation while the dark continents gets more darkly in thrall insofar they get out of their debt with their leaders goaded by laws getting on people's goat; However he added that in the same world they have artist rustling their raging up into the most euphoric prose which makes Lenient a prolific fun of music and for obvious reasons there is something in the music from that world to be tickled to death; music was considered as a palpable sense of shirty and gleefulness; music was a croon for those who lives a life marked by nonchalance; and on the other hand , in that world, lots of music portrayed the life in big towns crowded by bonny boys and girls in their cuffed jeans parting with reality into the grove while adults are rooming in brothel. In spite of that, in Lenient neighbourhood when he look around all he saw was rivalries of social classes, some fights for life before the EDPRS withdrew them out of the city, others busy taking up cudgels for their creed or their courteous.so in brief, Where Lenient came from, Life was always limp but live before the world turns topsy-turvy.

The girl listened a moment and said "I can tell you by leaps and bounds my father can change that world"

""Well, you know that's very absurd, why you girls of all times so dote upon your fathers?" Lenient replied

"It's because of the affinity between us and our father"

"Then be well upon that at whatever standpoint your father can't change the world"

"Yes He can, just asks my mother"

"I dare ask not; if and only if they are divorced"

"Why?"

"For to ask, is to fall fool of the family"

"You make me curious, what your daughter will think after hearing you?"

"Come on, I'm Twenty one"

"Yes, I see and your wife has to be very ashamed of you"

"That's the point, frankly I'm not married"

"What! How comes? My brother got married at seventeen"

"Where I came marriage is a great chaffer; on one side it require a bundle of cent while on the other side beauteous and grandeur counts a lot"

"In what strange falsification you love! Love is not an overwhelming feeling of lustful excitement or passing rushes, for such messy mishap cause a perpetually tears and indeed love should never have a benchmark"

"Love may not have a benchmark but Marriage does" I replied in a feeble excuse

"What's then marriage if not Love delighted into companionship to the bitter end?"

"Oh! You sound like my mom; she used to say that marriage is irrevocable"

"Obviously yes and the first time Love made a splash in my life I was thirteen when my Rosy sister married a man with a bruised face but very amusing and nothing was more aesthetic than seeing their family flourishing in serenity"