"We have insurance," she said, looking at the bill. The doctor shrugged. It made his jowls tremble. "I know," he said. "This is after insurance, though." The absurdity hit her. She giggled. "We could never pay that." Her voice sounded higher than she intended. His smile reached his eyes. "Oh yes, " he said. "You could."
For young boy realizing he's falling for an older woman across the street navigating through his father's being the town pastor and his mother being a pillar of the community. They're dealing with his own desires and lusts
An alleged Case Study written from the point of view of the white nationalists, exploring the relationship between recent political events and the spike in interracial pregnancies. It takes the form of an "interview" between one such white nationalist and a pregnant white woman who explains how she, herself rather racist, became the expectant mother of a black child.