The guard was sitting in such a way that Isaac could see only one side of his face. He was a large, serious man, about Isaac’s age, with clear skin and bushy eyebrows. From the way he held his chin, from the way his eyes moved, Isaac thought he was not a mild man. And he thought further that he would have no chance if it came to a physical contest between them. While he waited, he looked at the place where he’d been standing when he first met Kagiso, the spot where he’d sat on the front stoop with White Dog. He thought Kagiso’s breasts would have been plump with milk when she died. This made him so sad he could hardly see or hear or think. He walked away so he wouldn’t arouse suspicion and then returned when the darkness was deeper. All the time, his legs would hardly move because of the hunger in them. Although he had not gone to the she-been, he was drunk on an idea that wouldn’t let him go. When Isaac came back, the guard walked behind the house to relieve himself.
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