Her illness had cost allthe savings and a month ago, the house was taken by the bank. Edwardcouldn't afford the mortgage and moved into a small effic...ency apartment.He sold off most of the furnishings. He gave a lot to Goodwill, sold thecar but kept the big screen HDTV and his PlayStation. Edward's job paida little above minimum wage and if he was careful, made do. To savemoney he rarely got a haircut and never shopped without using coupons.When he wasn't working, spent most of his time. On the single charge of felony embezzlement, guilty as charged. On the 46 charges of aiding and abetting a terrorist attack upon a commercial entity, guilty as charged."Guilty of all charges! Her knees buckled slightly, but her lawyer held her firmly so she wouldn't fall."This is so unfair!" she thought to herself. "All I did was wear and return a couple of dresses," she said plaintively before breaking into tears. "I'm not an embezzler," she said quietly between soft sobs. "I'm not a. Grabbing my purseand dumping in a few essentials, I hurried out to the kitchen areawhere Eric was waiting for me, tapping his foot impatiently."You women!" He said grumpily. "Always taking forever to get ready andALWAYS at the last possible minute!"I jabbed a finger at him in mock anger and said,"Oh REALLY? Well, my dear, it wasn't THAT long ago that YOU were the"woman" in question, was it? I'll bet YOU were always late wherever you were going, now weren't you? Let's not be TOO judgmental, ok. I grew close to one couple in particular, because they also had restored a 1957 Chevy, and that gave us something in common. This couple was Clark Goodson and his wife Betsy. Clark was 57 years old and a pretty normal guy at 5’10” tall and about 175 pounds, and he seemed to be in good shape from working out. I felt a little jealous of them since they both enjoyed the same hobby and could spend a lot of time together, while I had to attend these shows alone.Betsy was a lovely woman of 54 years.