widened as they

I tried I couldn't open it. So I was wondering here and there trying to look for somebody. This place is awfully big but there was no soul in sight. Thank God I finally found someone. " She paused for awhile and then looked at Susan

he actually laughed heartily. She was so out of practice

" The girl helped Susan take a

Are you here for the in

uld I help you to sit up? " She as

esn't work below the throat. I wouldn't

get back on her feet. " she continued her tale after a pause, " But she said it took a lot of money. In this world there is nothing that money can't get you. My friend was lucky she had rich, caring parents. I understand it might not be the same for you. " The girl paused for awhile as if thinking of something. She then came close to Susan's face and said, " You might not have rich parents but now you have m

you like to hear?

your right,

lean against her. She held the book in such a posit

as no ordinary book. It was one of Susan's favorite classics.

, which meant she might not even have had a proper academic training. But Susan admired her courage. She didn't give up. Susan admired her straight forwardness. But what touched her most was the girl's thoughtfu

of Mr. Richards a

ked on with interest. The two were so engrossed in t

voice reading the story aloud. It instantly took him back to his childhood when sh

get her... " Dusty was about to barge in to get Teresa o

ages. Let it be. We will deal with the girl later. Let's not disturb right

d life. Like he was missing a pa

acquainted human being came to

to be cheerfu

as now his

told around by the nor

of hypocri