A little over two hundred people, would give us some selection, at least."As the dishes were washed, and everything was put away, I finished the progr...m. I ran it through my mind, like a computer, and found no mistakes or inconsistencies. After burning two copies onto CD's, I headed out to see what the rest of the family was doing.The worry had returned. I felt no threat yet, but something was not right. Perhaps a prisoner had escaped from custody, or the military was conducting some. It defiantly beat walking alone and we had a laugh. When we got to school I clocked Marc sitting on his normal bench. I said my goodbyes to the girls and headed over to him. "Hey dude!" I said bumping fists"Hey man, what a weekend!" He said with a massive grin on his face."Have fun?" I laughed"Oh yeah man! Pretty much spent all of yesterday with Zoe!" He grinned "was just amazing!" I'm glad mate" I laughed "you're like a giddy little child!" I feel it man, never been this happy!" Aww check you!. "No, you shouldn't have," she had agreed. But he had. How could he not? Eleven years would pass before he woke again. She would be in her late forties. The barely noticeable silver strands in her hair would have multiplied. Soft skin would be showing signs of wrinkles. Her eyes would still sparkle like the stars, though. Her laughter would still lift his soul. Her lips would still taste like ambrosia. The kiss was unexpected. A sudden lunge, her hands pulling at his shirt, rising on her toes to. We help those kids with the fees and books and help them find a part time job during the school year so they have spending money, and a full time job during the summer if they don't take classes." Great, Steve, I want to help with that. That's the type of activity I want to be involved in."Mercy came in and sat with us. She said to me, "You are a good man, Chuck. Because you're the way you are, you are so open, I hear almost all of your thoughts. What you were discussing with Steve was.