"I begged, wheedled and called in favors and got in to see our judge. He signed the decree. If you guys are still interested, you can get married now....Alright, with this notice it wasn't going to be the big wedding that Karen, like almost every other girl, had dreamed of. We could do that later. But, it would be before our baby was born.I know it's not that big a deal these days and we had agreed originally to have it long before we were married. But the announcement brought a smile to Karen's. I live about two miles from here.’ We sat there and small talked for another hour and I decided to leave. I said to Kevin, ‘Would you like a ride.’ He looked over at Judy and said, ‘What way are you headed.’ Judy replied, ‘Why don’t we all go over to our apartment and I will cook you a birthday breakfast? John can take you home later.’ ‘That sounds great to me, I will take you up on that.’ We lived about a half mile from the bar. We got in the car and headed for our apartment. When we got. GET OUT! GET OUT! HURRY!"Jeanie was disappointed, having hoped for a more complete surprise, but she slowly went toward the door of her mother's room anyway. Morgan hurried past her, grabbing his clothes as he ran. Jeanie did all she could to detain him, but the young uncle, frightened by the prospect of seeing his brother under such circumstances, pushed the little girl aside and ran out, heading toward his room. Jeanie blew her mother a kiss and slipped out herself, moving reluctantly toward. " Do you know this company Steph? Did you ever do business with them or borrow money from them?" Not at all. Never heard of them before." How can they do this to someone of your class Steph? I mean I have heard of bankrupt debtors being stripped of their freedom before, but normally it is only some guy or gal from the lower class. They don't have all the same rights we do you know! Surely you can fight this, can't you?" I hope so Beck. I surely hope so. I will try to find a lawyer first thing.