By now it was completely dark; since the porch light wasn't turned on, the only radiance came from the fog- misted glow of the street light, and Sandi...s wine-glazed eyes could only make out that there were two figures out there. She couldn't be one-hundred percent sure, but she thought one of them wore a telegraph boy type uniform so she quickly padded over to the front door and pulled it wide open."Hi, Sandi," the smiling face of Tony Fletcher, the photographer, leered down at her."Wh-what are. After this, I am to spend eternity as an angel. Ah!"The man sighed quietly."Well, if it means that my child's soul shall be safe from damnation, then this sentence of exile from humanity is well worth it. For what parent would not gladly forfeit their soul to save their child? To see her smile is reward enough."He straightened and placed his arms across his chest then cleared his throat."Excuse me, children. There was someone else in the house trying to get some sleep."The pair was so engrossed. Had they come quietly they would have been Banished and allowed to live out their lives together."I stood there for a moment taking in what had been said. My parents had me either because of love or some insidious reason? Love I didn't have a problem believing, but what insidious reason? They couldn't have wanted to see the disaster that the prophecy described, could they?Before I could offer a rebuttal though, Lord Morehouse continued. "Furthermore, I believe I have an entirely different. I knew they didn't know whathad happened in the store but I was sure I was still blushing as Iwatched them watch me.It took two more stops to get the rest of what I needed in two blouses,two skirts, and a pair of mary jane shoes. I'd asked Jenny if she couldbuy for me and I'd pay her back so we wouldn't experience the card fiascoagain and the guy in the shoe store was trying to get a good look up myskirt as I tried on shoes but I think I did a good job of keeping myknees together. With that.