Book1:TeDream-Maker

lontheceousshouldersofthisweak,blindwomaapermitasavendoriheCityHallBuildingsellingcigarettes,dy,coffeeetc．Shetookhertwochildrenwithher．Lavernewasonlyfivethen,butshehadtotakecareofherblindstep-motherandhermentallyretardedstep-brother．Theymaoexistontheirstyihroughthosedifficulttimes,butadversityuhefamilyhearttoheart．As，illfortuodogthefootstepsofthiskind,blindwoman．Onedayshewasknockeddownbyacarwhiletryingtocrossthestreet．Thoughdoctorsfoundnothingamissatfirst,asidefromsomecutsandbruises,gradualnumbnessinherlowerlimbsprovedthathernervoussystemhadbeenseriouslydamagedaogetaroundinawheelchair．Thenumbnessspreadaeilitpletelyincapacitatedherandshebecamea"speakingdeadbody"．Fatehadbeehiswomanandherhusband,wholovedherdearly．Aseriousstroketookawayhisabilitytowork．Acurseseemedtohoverovertheirhome,lookingforacetopounce．Siessahwerethemightiestcurseofall．AhthoughtLaverhisfamilyreallydoesneedashieldofcloudstoprotectitfromthecurseofthedevil!ItwasgettingdarkandMark’shugefigurecameuptoher，stoopeddownandpined，

    "I’mhungryLaverne.”Hiswordswereindistinct,butthroughlongassociation,sheuoodperfectly．Shestartedupguiltily，

    "OhMark，I’vebeendaydreamingandfotthetime.”Shekissedhischubby，infant-likecheeksandhuggedhimtohersaying，"Sorry，Markyboy．I’llgoandfryyoursteakrightaway．Wouldyouliketosetthetableandlightthedles?We’lldiyletonight!"Marknoddedvigorouslyahusiastically．Hisexcitedexcmationsreflectedhishappihoughshecouldn’tmakeouttheexactwords．Handinhand,thetwosiblingswalkedintotheoldhouse．

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