And that'swhen he made me an offer.He said he could give me a power to change my wife in any way I wanted,make her more loving, younger, beautiful. Th...t our marriage could befilled with happiness, and love. Of course, NOW I know he was full ofshit, but at the time, hell it sounded good to me. There were nocontracts, no fire, no promises to claim my soul in return. Just an offerof goodwill...and I said "Yes". Fuck me, that right there, THAT was thebiggest mistake I've made my whole. .." she started, and then looked surprised when I looked at heruncomprehendingly. When she realized that Sarah hadn't told me anything, orso she thought, the tips of her mouth curled upward slightly before shecaught herself.I knew that she was sincere. I knew it in my heart. But I also knew shedidn't want people knowing about her parents' divorce and what she wasgoing through."It's okay," I told her again. "Whatever it was I forgive you."Amber stared back at me. I knew that she was carefully. ........but all the same thank you if that was for me!"She then slowly turned away and made her way to the exit. Her heartbeat was five times faster than her steps. He was just behind her as she checked the dog book out. She was now in a fix though as she hadn't planned this far ahead. Her mind was racing with what few alternatives she had. She banked on him following her and she was proved correct. Just as she hoped he kept a discrete distance behind her. After a few minutes. Sarah was desperate to get the necessary training so that she would be able to either get her own car or use the family vehicle when she absolutely had to have a car. She looked despairingly at the printed list of names, which for some strange reason were not in alphabetical order, hoping against hope that her name would be included. Her anticipation slowly changed to dread as she slowly came to the end of the list."Oh, please let my name be there!"She shook her crossed fingers as if to shake.