..have to have each others" backs, right?" Quite so." She nods with what might be approval. "You've come a longway, Antonia. Quite frankly, I'm thrill...d. Still a long way to go yet, ofcourse. But I think today marked a real turning point for you." Um, thank you very much. Um, it did?"She smiles again. "Dr. Kelvin is up in his room and has requested yourcompany. I'd like for you to comply, if you please. Oh, I know, it's beena long night for you, but I'd be indebted to you if you could at. "no destiny, if you haven't noticed Robby is a bit different. He gave up his chances at a life to keep you out of a group home. He had a scholarship, and he was on track to be a great mechanic. But he chose to work at his uncles shop, and give you a home." I looked down at the bowl of cereal Robby had brought me. I suddenly felt ashamed of myself. I had let Robby give up a great future just so I wouldn't be away from him. I started to cry, then I asked Lexi, "is it to late for him to go to. With the game on the line I had to keep my mouth shut otherwise Lisa would have a fit. She was afraid I might jinx it and she was sitting still on the couch practically holding her breath. I blame her f****y. They were all die hard Cub fans from her grandfather, to her father, and her little b*****r. It was bases loaded and two outs in the bottom of the inning and the batter was down to two strikes. The pitch came and the batter swung it sending the ball straight out of the ballpark. All of. .' His answer was '...that's right I'll take care of you real good...' WE went down path ways that I could not remember and ended up at a steel door where my rescuer knocked hard three times. I thought this strange that he would be knocking at my dorms door, knowing if the monitor saw me so drunk, I could not stand, would get me expelled. I started to struggled when a bright light blinded me and my rescuer said '...don't worry, you're safe for today...' I stopped struggling and allowed him to.