LIAM

“You can’t just give a job like that to anyone,” Bradley said.

Bradley was the song leader at my church and also my best friend since we were little kids.

We were in my study at my home discussing an outreach we were planning when I told him about the young girl I met at the hospital.

“That woman might have something mentally wrong,” he continued.

“I don’t know, something about her just felt right,” I said,

“She didn’t look like she had a lot of money, she was dressed pretty plainly, but she was dressed decently.”

I added,

“I’m sure she’ll get along fine with Chloe.”

“Yes but what if she gets other ideas?”

“Like what?”

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