. shhh… It’s ok… I wanted you to have this…. I know you couldn’t help me before, and now you are saving me, so you deserve this.” I was...trying to feed his ego and heroic fantasies now. Whatever it took to get a towel and my room key. I smiled to him. “Please.. you should relax and lay down. Let me get you a towel to clean up with. May I use your sink? I should wash my hands now.” “Oh, absolutely. Please do what you need to.” His voice had that dreamy-like tone. If I could have. As the customer walked slowly towards the store, people stole quick glances out of the corner of their eyes at the sight. If you were to ask them why they were looking, you couldn't have dragged the answer out of them with a chainpull, but there was just something very unsettling about the appearance of the customer.The Old Man was sitting at the counter, and looked up as the customer entered the store. He gave a sad smile. "Don't say a word. I've been expecting you. I didn't quite expect my. "You'll start on the floor tonight," Manny stated. "Minimum wage to start, plus your share of the floor tips. Any cash you make otherwise," he motioned to the bed, "Is yours alone." Josh wiped away the tears forming in his eyes and strained to sound angry. "You can't do this to me! I insist you change me back!" Now the look of confusion was on Manny's face. "Is this not the body you described? Did you not sign the contract? Why else would you mention the sign?" Manny turned to exit. . Their son, Luke, is a dentist. Theirfamily has been at Grace since before Pastor Chupco arrived. In fact, Mrs.Chupco, Linda, had been a little girl in Jeanine's Sunday school classback in the day. It was Henry who opened the discussion."What is it exactly that we as a congregation have an opportunity to do?"Nathan rose to his feet. "Monica and I are praying about taking Timothy inas a foster child, if the State of Texas gives its approval. If thecongregation gives its approval, we would be.