Benevolence By: Cory Galliher |
Giving a final, reassuring wave at Shauna, who was now more occupied with the other children than with ‘Mister Monty’, Monty proceeded to walk back over to the supervisor, an older woman whom he had hired on account of her experience in early psychological development.. “I don’t know how you do it,” she said, sincere admiration in her voice, “but I don’t think there’s a child in the world that you can’t get through to.” In response to this, Monty offered only a Cheshire grin, commenting, “I guess you could call it a hidden talent. I’ve got to get back to |
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