”“Hmm,” David thought to himself. This was something he had never thought of before. Special Services based on the client request. Guess some wo...ld pay a premium to stay out of the crowd.“After this next group, why don’t you, me and Elizabeth talk about this? I wonder how exactly that is being done? In the meantime, let’s you and me take a walk.”“Sure. Can we really leave these women alone here?” Margaret asked, looking around.“Sure. We tell them we are going for some water and to bring up more. ”“You had troubles too? How ... how did you know I did? Normally, no one suspects until I blow up and get myself in trouble.”“I can help, but it’ll be better if we’re not disturbed.”The man glanced at Abe and Meg. “What about them?”“Abe’s one of us, though his PTSD resulted in his becoming homeless, while Meg is what helps keep the both of us on the straight and narrow. My name’s Phil.”“I’m not comfortable with how you play fast and loose with the truth,” Tristan argued, fluttering by Phil’s. She grinned over her shoulder and said, "I'm just gonna go clean myself up a bit, but don't you go anywhere, Tiger."I wasn't too sure whether I could have walked right then, but I didn't want to anyway. I wanted more of this sweet, sweet lady. I closed my eyes and relaxed. I heard the toilet flush and then Denise came back into the room. She was holding a towel in front of her and knelt on the floor next to the bed to clean me up. I hadn't seen the warm wet cloth she'd had behind the towel. She. , and asked if I wanted to ride to school with him early, which would be 630, and school starting at 8. I agreed, stating I would be standing earlier, just in case. My teacher was within hearing, which I noticed, and he didn’t seem to notice. I found later, he did notice. The next morning, I stood waiting for him at 615. Strangely, my history teachers car approached, very early for that time. His car slowed to a stop, and he asked if I wanted a ride. Maybe, this was my chance. As we started.