Mike is buying his ticket home this morning. Before he leaves, we square up our finances. I owe him 300F so I sell him my international money order that Mom sent to me, which I cannot cash without an account over here. Mike can cash it when he returns to Canada.
He returns for the travel agent's full of enthusiasm. The offer he saw yesterday has expired but he found another one even cheaper on Canada 3000. It leaves tomorrow


I call home and tell Mom the news of Mike's return, and that he will tell her the cost of developing my film. Everything is fine at home, though my business partner David has not yet returned to her the money he intimidated her into giving him out of my savings. He has told her he will soon however.
We celebrate his last evening in Amsterdam together. We start in the club Havana where Marc joins us for a drink until he leaves for work at five. We amble down Rembrantsplein afterwards. We drop into the Amstel Taverne where my ex-boyfriend's Seph knows a bartender named Marcel. I assume he must be a friend of Seph's, but

It is raining now. We take refuge in a bar on Thobekesplein, where we share a couple brews. Afterwards, Mike wants to try out a rice table, which he hasn't yet experienced. I take him to Sukabomi, which I enjoyed two nights ago. We are enjoying each other's company so much because we know we soon won't have to.

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