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Finally Lefty and Desdemona leave and end up moving to Detroit to live with Sourmelina and her husband Jimmy Zizmo. They asked Sourmelina to keep it a secret that they are brother and sister and just want to be known as a married couple. Lefty gets a job at the Ford Motor Company but eventually gets fired because Zizmo has a criminal record. Sourmelina and Desdemona both get “knocked up”. Lefty starts working with Jimmy bringing alcohol from Canada. One night Jimmy accuses Lefty of sleeping with Sourlemina and raced his car across the lake, but Lefty jumps out. Everyone thinks that Zizmo has drowned in the river. Both Sourlemina and Desdemona have their babies. Desdemona’s baby: Milton Sourmelina’s baby: Tessie; Cal’s future parents. Lefty
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