For that you didn't need much or an education. I can provide her a good home with a stable environment and I could home school her and get her to the ...oint that she could begin to attend school with her peers. Do you think that the state will invest in Sarah and provide all of the help that she'll need?"At that point there was silence from my parents and Bess until my father spoke, "This is going to cost a lot of money just to fight social services and then raising Sarah is going to cost a lot. Where this ...this will get you into Delta Zeta ...this will change your life.All around her, this eerie sort of music -- like something from a hybrid horror-porno -- began playing, and a moment later a recorded monologue of rather cheesy, almost religious ceremonial babble began. This was Clara's official introduction -- without the stating of her name, of course -- to the men on the other side of the door, as well as the statement of her commitment to perform that final act that would make. "Kim," answered the girl."Nice to meet you. I'm Penny. Why were you late?" I had trouble finding this place." It's a very tall building with an easy address." I get, uh, get lost easily." I think I should get some reward for my patience, don't you?" Uh ..." Kim shifted her weight back and forth."You think I should get a reward for my patience," rephrased Penny. Theair warped around Kim, and the new thought took hold in her mind. "Youfeel terrible for being so late, for being so stupid. You will. “How much money are you talking about, Father?” I asked.“£2, OOO.”“Wow that is a lot of cash, Father.” I quickly got up. I started gathering the plates and cups to wash them up.He squinted his eyes while he looked at me. He was about to say something.“Hello is anyone here?” The female voice said from outside.I sighed, “Saved by the bell,” I said to myself.We both stepped outside. A woman stood there. She was in her late fifties, dressed in black. The only contrast was her grey hair. Father.