We continued to practice our routine like we were going to perform at The Festival of Josette. There were only twenty-four days before the festival and I should have known that Darcie wanted to keep us from dancing there. We’d had our disagreements over the years about Guanamamma dancing. She believed that it should be danced freely and suggestively like Piccanta dancing. Of course, I did not. Our debate about Guanamamma dancing had lasted nearly twenty years. After our relationship ended, she vowed to get rid of Guanamamma dancing and now it seemed she was finally getting her wish fulfilled.
She knew Diondray was never going to stay in Walter’s Grove. He had to travel to Terrance and back to his birth city of Charlesville to find out if he would fulfill the prophecy from The Book of Kamm
