Kinu was patriotic, but she couldn’t allow herself to become overwrought. She did not say what she sensed, did not divulge what awakened her with terror in the deep of night. The military would seize her sons. Victor, having survived a tour in China and Indochina, would be called up again. Wounded once and recovered, would his luck hold? Pierce, a college student in Yokohama, would be drafted next. Susceptible to sickness, would he cope? In their boot-thumping footsteps, little Frank would follow. And, far away in the States, what would happen to her second son, her irrepressible American, her
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