He tore the transfer form into pieces and wrote a naughty letter to his father, stating that he would remain stationed there. Then, he grabbed the newspaper and started to read it - the<em>Afrikakorps</em>were not faring well. Honestly, he didn't agree much with the segregation - he was not patriotic like his father. But he Nazi party ruled Germany, and as an officer, he had to obey orders.<br/><br/>He went to their room, and Aletta was there undressing, apparently distraught from the world around her. He pulled her by the waist with his arms, kissing her neck as well. "Oh! You scared me! I had no idea you were here! I thought you were in the other room, forgive me" she said, turning around and similing with an expression that seemed a little troubled. "There's something wrong,<em>mein liebe</em>?"