You must pretend you're all alone and show me." But, sir? Like? I do it at night, sir? When I'm in bed?" That's all right, Debbie. Pretend that you're...in bed." But, Father? You mean? Like? Get undressed and?" That's right, my child. Even though we don't have a blanket to cover you. Remember, God sees you, even when you're covered, Debby." the scheming priest said as he turned off the ceiling light.Shyly and hesitantly, the young girl took off her clothes and lay back on the bed. He could see,. She had no idea which direction she would need to go at the intersection but assumed that there would be a sign or some sort of marker there. She didn’t want to start crying, so she concentrated her thoughts onto anything other than JR and her promise to walk away rather than come between him and his family.The route through the neighborhood to the golf course was clearly marked, so she had no trouble finding it. There were dozens of cars parked in the spaces outside the clubhouse, so she was. Danny released the air off his brakes, shifted into first, and lurched forward. He tolled down the window to the cab on his side, welcoming the mild night air that would help to keep him from getting sleepy at the wheel.Danny had been trucking for nearly five years. He'd held numerous jobs before, but could never keep one. He had a foul temper, and somewhat of an attitude problem. He wasn't a bad fellow; he just didn't like people telling him what to do. One thing he couldn't stand was someone. " Don't worry about who she reminds you of at the moment. You have onlyknown Charlotte one day so relax and enjoy having a new friend. Then ifyou are still friends next week why don't you invite her round for teaand I can see if she reminds me of someone." Oh thank you mum," said Kirsty, sitting up and throwing her arms tightlyaround her mum's neck."No problem," laughed Mrs Wilson, wriggling free. "Now get to sleep, youhave school in the morning!"* * *The next day Charlotte was torn. Part.