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He paused in front of the mirror, halfway through combing his hair. "Looking good, boy. She won't know what hit her." One more pass of the comb, a little more lift to the strand falling over his forehead. He stepped back and took himself in, head to toe. "If your mother could see you in a tie," he said, a grin spreading across his mouth. He held the tie up and studied it for a moment. "Ah, right, I need my tie pin too." He dug through the drawer, found the double chain pin sw

"It's a bit bigger than I expected." "Isn't it something." "I wouldn't say I'm dazzled yet, but I can say I'm a little lost. Which way are we going?" "This way, sir, right this way." The greeter tilted his head slightly, pressed his lips into something meant to be a smile, and gestured toward a large door. The chairman went ahead, the staff member trailing behind, through the door he'd pointed to. The chairman looked around, uncertain. "Where are the outpatient clinics?" "We

Mary needed help. There was someone somewhere out there who could have helped her. But did she ever find the right person?