She and Lisa moved to a tiny, dilapidated house in back of a home in Menlo Park. They lived on welfare because Brennan did not feel up to suing for child support.
Finally, the County of San Mateo sued Jobs to try to prove paternity and get him to take financial responsibility. At first Jobs was determined to fight the case. His lawyers wanted Kottke to testify that he had never seen them in bed together, and they tried to line up evidence that Brennan had been sleeping with other men.
“At one point I yelled at Steve on the phone, ‘You know that is not true,’” Brennan recalled. “He was going to drag me through court with a little baby and try to prove I was a whore and that anyone could have been the father of that baby.”
... That reply intrigued the businessman; and so, soon after, he stopped by and visited Hunt in his little shack of a room, attached to the back of a home.
... About an hour later, another shack was destroyed by fire in Asanda Village in Strand. One person was killed. At 9am, two wendy houses at the back of a home in ...
( A Wendy house is small play house for children. It is big enough for one or more children to go into and should not be confused with a doll's house. )
... She currently rents a guest house in back of a home that was formerly occupied by the property owner. The tenants who moved in have noisy young children ...
... Janie and Nanny inhabit a house in the backyard of a white couple, Mr. and Mrs. Washburn. She plays with the Washburns' children and thinks that she herself ...
== 英語原文 == The sunshine that filled the wooded park gave them strength, and perhaps even new closeness. "I like that green," he said proudly, having introduced her to the park a day earlier. "Great green, great green," she murmured in assent. Walking side by side they felt happiness; the excess, the permission and warmth after the cold salads, meant a once inaccessible space had opened. Then, turning to her, and handsomely smiling he said, "I came of age at a magical time."