You've been too nice to me over the years. I couldn't ask you to bail me out again."I picked up her white-knuckled hand from my desk, holding it betwe...n both of my hands. I whispered my response."Janice, I thought you would know that I would do everything I can to help you."She sniffled. "Yes, I know. That's why I couldn't say anything." So... you can't make the payments?" No. And they are threatening to hurt my baby if I don't pay them back." Who did you borrow the money from, Janice?" It's a. She compensated for Carol's absence by kissing both cheeks.Once we were all settled down, Mom led the discussion, "Mark, I'll call the hospital to see about getting your cast removed as soon as possible. Your school has already agreed to pick up the medical bills so I'm not worried about unnecessary expenses if the hospital needs more X-rays to consider taking it off early. -- "On the topic of the school, there's nothing definite to report about the settlement yet, but we're probably only about. "Thank you aunt Connie," Judy replied.Then she left and got a piece for herself, along with everyone else. We also had soda and water there for people to drink. Luckily no one we know of put those pieces together. Then as at just every wedding that's not done at a courthouse, it was time for the toasts. First Tim stood up."Hello my name is Tim, the best man. I was a good friend of the groom growing up. I just recently found out he found out he was engaged. But I've been told this relationship. He put the experience with Jennifer out of his mind and thought about the things he liked. His dad, his mother and the dinners she prepared for them when they returned home from a long day at work. Simon was indeed a happy boy who loved his mother and father very much. And they loved him.When he stood up he realized that his clothes were filthy. The dirt from the barn floor had stained his pants and his shirt.Simple he may have been, but his mother taught him that cleanliness was next to.