Chapter 82 Section 1

"Truman Capote" is a writer, real name, who has published many novels, plays, non-fiction literature, etc., including "Answer to Prayer" in 1975. Professor Aaron Dershowich found Truman Capote when he read an article in People magazine in which he and Sunny von Prowe had known each other for more than 30 years. Aaron Dershowich, who was born poor, was in awe of Truman Capote's first words, even though the professor had heard that the writer's hobby was to be famous. On Long Island, Lady Guest of London, whose husband, surnamed Winston, was a close cousin of British Prime Minister Winston Churchill, was also a well-known equestrian and polo player."

At that time, Sunny was still named Clover, and she was living in a boudoir.We went to a party at Guest's house, and the two of us sneaked out for a walk in the garden, and we met up to eat the new signature veal at Colony's restaurant in a few days. As I recall, we were sitting under the only TV in the restaurant.I was writing Breakfast at Tiffany's at the time, and I was working hard.I told Sunny that I had to go to the doctor every other day for a B12 shot, or I wouldn't last.It's just that it's troublesome to come and go, in the wind and rain.Hey, said Sunny, as for the effort?Can't you beat yourself up?Very simple, I will teach you.

After we came out of the restaurant, we went directly to the Sutton Pharmacy on 57th Street. Sunny wanted to buy distilled water there. Small black box, alligator skin.She opened the zipper, and there were medicine, pills, syringes, etc... Sunny rolled up her sleeves and said, "I usually spank myself." After saying that, she couldn't help giggling, "But today, I will teach you to spank your arms." .” Sunny gave me an injection in the bend of her left arm first, as a demonstration, and then loaded another needle and handed it to me... She explained to me and made gestures for a long time, but I was nervous and couldn't learn it.Finally, I kid you not, with blood all over my arm, I said, "Yeah, I'd better go to Dr. Jacobs." "Is that Max Jacobs?" Sunny asked. Goes to his place a lot, with Patty."

This Max Jacob, we called him "Doctor Good Mood" at the time, he dispensed the injection himself, and after the injection, he made you feel particularly good and light-hearted.After he was arrested, I heard that he added stimulants to his vitamins, which made many people addicted to drugs, and Sunny was one of them. And this Patty Bedford, who owned Standard Oil.At the time Sunny said this, Petty was still the wife of Thomas Bankov, and later divorced and married Prince de Aaronbe of Belgium, becoming Princess de Aaronbe, and later divorced and married France The Duke de Uras, who is now the Duchess de Uras...

I see Sunny from time to time, she likes to hear me tell about my new book, and she likes to give me injections... She always keeps a little black box in her handbag, you know, her medicine pill syringe Wait, but the size and texture aren't always the same... Sunny is not only an expert in injections, but also in dispensing, and she has a book I still have called Recreational Drug Combinations, which talks about how different combinations of medicines can be produced produce different effects.Every time Sunny concocted a new gadget, she was eager to try it on me.I remember her mixing morphine-containing painkillers with secobarbital, and she taught me how to grind diazepam into a powder and add amphetamines and distilled water to make an injection...

The last time I saw Sunny was in the early winter of 1979, and a few weeks later she had her first coma, but I didn't know it at the time... I was coming out of the dentist, and I met Sunny on Mandison Road, She was wearing a light mink coat that day...we went to Bermman's.Sunny wants to hear me talk about my new book "Music for Carmeline", she said that her husband Kloss also likes to write and write, and publishes some random thoughts or travel notes in the local newspaper from time to time... I told her I've been smoking cocaine since I wrote Music for Carmeline, and she said she tried it too, but didn't like it... She said she recently discovered a drug with lavender called Lottosart, "That's a comfort! . . . it's just hard to get."