At least if I was to do, I’d die a happy man. Jill’s waterworks started up again, but I didn’t mind one jot. I knew she needed to get it out of ...er system. And I knew her love for me, whatever she’d done earlier this evening, was more secure than ever.*I knew we’d talk, and it was something I was actually looking forward to. Dealing with some of the nooks and crannies in the wall of our marriage would only make us stronger. But that could wait. For now, I wanted to make love to my wife. The. It wasn't my fault. It wasn't my fault my parents had me when they were on the street. I didn't do anything wrong. Why was everyone treating me like this? A tear of sadness trickled down my face. The mist soon filled the cell and I was choking. Each breath drained me of its strength. My heart began to slow down just like the last beats of a drum at a dance. Then I blacked out. At that moment I thought my life was over. I thought that the tunnel of light would open up and swap me away to a. ”“I think we all could, when you seemed to be listening we all felt something odd.” Alice looked at Morgan, “What do you need me to do?”Morgan smiled at her and led her down to a small cupboard on the ground floor. Morgan took out two radios and turning one on clipped it to his belt. Morgan gave the other radio to Alice and showed her how it worked.Taking his own radio he keyed the mike.“Janet this is Morgan, over.” He said into the radio.“Janet receiving, go ahead Morgan, over.”“Janet can you. "No, I'm a waitress at Denny's now," Sally answered while lookingaway."What?" Jennifer blurted out in surprise. Sally had been apurchasing clerk at a plumbing manufacture and a damn good one atthat. She had been given several nice raises along with a fewawards for outstanding performance. Sally's boss loved herattitude and work habits."I had to quit. You see, I was making a little bit more moneythan Bill was and well - you know how men are."Jennifer couldn't believe her ears. What had happened.