CLJobe
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thanks. The magic of fiction allows the impossible and the improbable to become the possible and probable
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maybe that is a good idea, then we could have a smorgasbord. I don't know what the money level is, I picked 750 because I wanted them to hurt.
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I think he does as well.
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I think any person, with a good heart, would have done what Jeff did.
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He does, but not willingly. The police help and they still try and make it difficult.
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Thanks. You have set a high standard for me. I hope the future stories earn your expectations
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Are you anticipating? He does
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The next morning as I was leaving for my morning walk, Toby came dressed in the bear coat. “If it’s okay, I’d like to go with you.” “It’s fine. I appreciate the company. Let’s go.” Walking we made what is colloquially known as small talk. He told me that now he knew he had money for college, he wanted to study engineering. We chatted about the various disciplines that would be included under the broad title of engineering. I really enjoyed this discussion and I just couldn’t get my head
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Haha. I'm sure that they had a tight string on Toby. His mother must have been horrible. Usually the father reacts negatively, but it seemed she did as well.
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Yes it would. What would they do if they knew about his trust fund
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I'm sure there will be some form of antagonism.
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I'm sure they won't like it,. especially when they see they will have to pay.
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I'm not sure about the law but you might be right. At least endangerment
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I don't think kids were in the original plan. Andy probably raised the hope in Cody
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Thank you for reading. I'm glad that you enjoyed it.
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Thank You, Anton. What you say is true, it brings sadness that we can't get people to understand that this is a crisis that needs the attention of everyone. I'm glad there are organizations that will help these boys and girls, the problem is getting these people to those organizations.
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It does and that's shame we all must deal with
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I woke at my usual time and dressed for my walk. As I neared the lake, I looked where Toby was standing. The space was empty and the sun began to rise as usual. It was a glorious sight and I knew it would be a good day. Arriving back home Toby was still in bed. I brought in some logs and poked the fire to life. Then I addressed breakfast, this morning we’d have pancakes with bacon. I had the coffee on and I think that was the smell that brought Toby to life. He entered the kitchen in his ba
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Toby is in high school, he is 16
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Thanks, and I'll accept you hearts.
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Toby has gone from hell into a safe haven.
