Book1:TeDream-Maker

rkwondersevenwiththisalmostunserviceableoldcar.”

    "There’snothingtoitreally．I’musedtotakingcareofsickpeopleandItreatthiscarasifitatientneedingtender,gentlecare.”

    "You’reahen?"

    "No.”Fromtheirrandomversatithedrive,DimitrigottoknowthatLavernelivedwithandtookcareofablind,paralyzedoldmother,aninvalidfatheraardedbrother．Theamazingthingwastheywerenobloodretionsofhers．Hemarveledathislumeetingagaianoodheartedyoungwoman．Hervoicewassweet,herwordsthoughfewwerecise,fullyexpressingherbrave,stoiccharacter．

    "You’resokindandgenerous，Laverne．Aren’ttoomanypeoplelikeyouaroundanymoreinthisworld.”

    "Notreally．TheybroughtmeupaheleastIcoulddowastoteheiroldage．It’snothingtabout.”Thecarcruiseda