Book2:KigdomIteDreams

.Ja’sactivities.Youomakeachartdetailiakeshisshower,whesandwhenhegoestothebathroom.Itmustbeasmeticulousaspossible.Wewanteveryoneheesintactwithtospyforus.Youwillmakeaweeklyreporttothesetwogentlemen.”

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    Maryjustcouldn’tbelieveit!Howcouldthisbe?ItwasunthinkablethatanoldblindvagabondlikeDimitriJacouldbethebrainsbehindthevanishingofmillionsoftonsofgold.“Don’tyouthinkthiswouldbeaninfrionMr.Ja’srighttoprivacy?”

    “Weareonlyiedinbreakingthecase.Pershtsarenotunderoursideration.”

    “Ohheavens!”thoughtMary.“Itisunthinkablethatsuchthingscouldhappeninthistrythatputssomuchstressonindividualfreedom!”

    Uhefiery-redsu,MarycrossedAliceStreetandtinuedonherway,thetwotinyboatsstoicallybearingtheweightofherbody.Aftergraduatingfromcollege,Marydecidedtobeeasocialworkeraheoldandthedisabled,heartandsoul.Sheneverdreamedthatshewouldbeassigheabhorrenttaskofsnoopingonapoor,oldblindman.Feelingverydepressed,shecelledherdatewithPaundrefusedMichael’sofferofdierwork,hermindfilledwiththeimageofDimitri.Whydidtheweather-beatenwrinkledfaceoftheoldblindmanwithitsmediocrefeaturespersistincroppingupinhermind,refusingtoleave?Shedidnotknow,butdeeplysympathizedwithhisunenviableplight,likethatofaninfant,pagsstube,onexhibitiontoanyonewhocaredtolook.Thererivacytospeakof.Everywallwaslikeamirror,refleghiseverymovement,notleavingoutaail,bigorsmall.Itwaslikelivinginagsscage.Ifshewerepsuchasituation,shewouldgomadwithinthreedays.Luckily,Dimitriwassihnowifetoplicatematters;otherwise,theirintimatemomentswouldbee