Maybe you’re right, Ray shouldn’t come with me! Well, that address is quite nearby. I’ll see you in a while then!” Emma hung up her phone.“I...��ll have to go see him alone’ He seemed very upset! I think I can talk some reason into him though.” said Emma.Emma went to her room to change. “There was no reason to look frumpy when trying to influence a Judge.” she thought. So she changed into a smart looking business suit: red with no bra and a tight skirt.“Bye Ray! I shouldn’t be gone too long!” Emma. "I'm not here to sue you or threaten you," began the man rather uncomfortably. "I'm here because of what you've done for Granny."I must have had a puzzled look on my face because he looked at me strangely and continued. "Granny was dying of cancer, it had spread all over her body and the doctors told us that she only had a few weeks or months left to live." Yet when we took her to the hospital after the accident, she was already doing better, and today at her appointment, when they repeated her. When I turned 14 they bought me a full size bed and bedroom set and was allowed to set it up any way I chose. I moved everything from how it had been to a new configuration to suit my needs. I had a desk for homework, and a rack for my music, my stereo, and my tapes and CD’s. My first night sleeping in that new set up had me switching off the light and seeing a new light from the opposite wall. The vent Dad and I installed along the floor between my bedroom and Sis’s room was always under my. “Oh okay. Our neighbor’s son quarterbacked at a D-III school. Not a bad choice for an education.”Jon smiled in agreement.“So you went from college football jock to librarian,” the engineer pondered.Jon chuckled. “Yeah! I majored in computer science with an emphasis on web design. I worked in the library in the off season and liked it. After I graduated I worked for a software company, but didn’t have a lot of interaction with people. I got my Master of Library & Information Science and started.