”“Oh, she’s better than fine now. I think I’m in love with her, and the feeling seems mutual.”She teased, “And you’ve screened her for g...ld digging, of course?”I frowned. “I did; Andy and Lucas helped. Now that I know her, she’d never do that. Besides, right now, she doesn’t even know I’m who I am.”Sheila frowned, “What do you mean?”“I haven’t even hinted that I have money, or that I am anything other than a mid-level guy who works for this company.”Sheila rolled her eyes, “Oh boy! You are on. They were still subsidized for the poor. The towns more violent youth seemed to be spawned in those areas. There was also a high rise government subsidized apartment building two blocks north of my downtown house. It was filled with the gray hair and aluminum walker generation. It was the least violent area of town.There were a lot of buildings in the downtown that were empty, but just as many with small businesses of one sort or another. The mills were pretty much all gone, but there were. Would these dreams every stop I asked myself feeling like I didnt think it would ever happen. Finally morning came and it was Friday which meant a varsity football game. I felt like I had a little more energy that morning until mom told me that the doctor had called and that I had an appointment for going to see him Tuesday. Somehow after that the rest of the morning just disappeared and I worried about why the doctor needed to see me for more tests. There was nothing I could do about it till. I saw the young girl stand up and look lost. Looking at Josh I got his attention and pointed my chin at the girl. He approached her and she suddenly grabbed him and began crying. Elizabeth turned us so she could see the girl, "Her name is Sun Lee. She was stolen from Macao and brought here by the Huntly."She spoke something in a language I didn't know and Sun Lee looked up. Releasing Josh, she bowed and spoke in halting English, "I thank you for rescuing me."Elizabeth reached out her hand and.