Are you planning to offer some type of incentive?" I thought we could find people who want to adopt, but have been turned down for some reason. We cou...d step in and try to help them. We'd only help them with an adoption if they agree to take one of the older kids that we have picked out for them. Maybe giving them free legal help, or helping them with the adoption expenses. Some people are too old to adopt, but they don't want to just be foster parents. I remember one couple they turned down. I made a reservation. We we puzzled, however.When we met my parents, they seemed quite cheery. They'd ridden to Hornsby on the Northern Line, stopping to look about at Pennant Hills and Beecroft; then in on the Inner West to Strathfield, west to Parramatta, south to Glenfield; and back on the Airport and East Hills line. Mum had liked the towns to the north but not the southern areas. She was curious about the areas yet further west – like Penrith."That's not a bad town," Rachel said. "We went. Your grandfather pushed a chair out and Jack came over and sat in it. Jack looked to his hands then to me. I told him he could wash his hands in the kitchen sink. Jack did then he sat back down in his chair. Your grandfather started to pile food onto Jack’s plate as Jack looked to him in disbelieve.“Something wrong Jack?” Your grandfather asked him.“We are not given that much food at the orphanage,” Jack replied.“So you live in the orphanage,” Your grandfather said to him.Jack did not say. ’ He sounded like he was trying to hold back the tears. ‘I kinda took for granted that you’d always be there.’ I thought I was going to melt away. I had no idea that the feelings he had went that deep. ‘I’m kinda scared to go. I don’t want to be alone like before.’ I stared off at the sun setting. I was surprised how easy that secret came out. Rob shifted around and pulled my face gently towards him. He stroked my cheek and I pressed my face against his touch. ‘Don’t go.’ It was short and.