" When I looked at him, holding the ad, his eyes got wider as he looked me over. It made me a little uneasy, but I had already made up my mind. I shou...d have expected it. I knew then I was standing in front of the professor who'd posted the ad. "You found him. And the ad I see. Please, follow me." Now I really was nervous. I assumed he was taking me to his office. I was now beginning to second guess my decision. I really needed the money, however. I was right. He opened the door to his office. I look at her closer trying to figure which one she is. "Sorry girls Iwon't be taking you and picking you up your Chris is going too." I try togive a fake smile like I am happy to take the twins but I cannot. I lookdown at them."Um yea I am taking you both and let me get some shoes on and we can go."I don't see my shoes by the door so I just throw my flip-flops on thatJenny got me, they're just white, and very comfy. For some reason my momis shaking her head while I put the flip-flops on.I look. "I know, we can't have that woman making noises," Gwen said. "Maybe it's time to cool it with Cheryl." If I cooled it any more, there would be frostbite issues," I said with a laugh. "The problem is Cheryl want's in on our little venture. If it all goes south, we could all go down, not just me. She might get her parole revoked, That would be a terrible thing. I don't know, if I could live with myself, if that happened." I said."You know, that might be what the social worker is counting on. If. They agreed to that. The initial deal was a fantasy termination for the four of them. But we kept delaying them because of the workload. I was the first to be a Union card butcher and lead." Candy said."So you really as a community selected who you thought you could save? And who you would want to be with?" Robert said."Like I said. We were a Community at Risk." Candy said. "At least, that is what my lawyers have all said. Not just Carol." So, Candy, you still haven't explained how you knew.