"You realize that we can?t fly anywhere" I told her."I don?t have any of my identification, and even if Idid, I don?t think the airport security would...think Ilook very much like Michael Berry - not in thisoutfit." That?s OK, dear" she replied. "You?ll be travelingas Heidi Campbell." I can?t do that?, I said. "Heidi is a fictionalperson. How do you expect me get past securitymasquerading as Heidi?" Look inside your purse."I looked inside my purse and to my great surprise,found a driver?s. Tears welled up in my eyes and I blinked them away. He was safe. My owner had kept his word. Unseeing I stared at the paper. What I saw were scenes from the past, the happy boy he had been. Even though he had been spoiled by our parents I had loved him, still did.“So, you found it?” My owner had entered the room. Lost in thoughts I hadn't noticed, but now I jumped up and towards him. Flinging my arms around his neck I blurted out “Thank you, thank you, thank you.” I hugged him tight and he. “The booths take these coins only”, the man said loudly. Chris also said in loud and sarcastic tone, “Thank you mister”, not liking his attitude. “What does he think, I am going to spend all my money here in the arcade”; Chris spoke to himself as he got away from the counter. “All I want is to play some videos”. Yes! that is how little he knew before walking through the heavy curtain that separated the totally different world, he was about to walk into. A dark big area made Chris mumble the. .. you would have to be nicer to my brother."I stood and looked at her incredulously, "What kind of drugs are you on?" I shook my head and turned away from her. "I doubt that I would give him the time of day... if I were a girl." I bet you would!" She laughed, "I bet you couldn't keep your hands off of his... dork!" Get the hell away from me... go paint your fingernails or something!" I wanted to put as much distance between us as I could. "Stupid female..." I growled."I think you would have.