Perhaps the old man had chosen to look up through—or at least around—his problems while still smiling, knowing that a de — Kathy Harris, The Road to Mercy
Perhaps the old man had chosen to look up through—or at least around—his problems while still smiling, knowing that a de — Kathy Harris, The Road to Mercy
Perhaps the old man had chosen to look up through—or at least around—his problems while still smiling, knowing that a de — Kathy Harris, The Road to Mercy
Perhaps the old man had chosen to look up through—or at least around—his problems while still smiling, knowing that a de — Kathy Harris, The Road to Mercy
Perhaps the old man had chosen to look up through—or at least around—his problems while still smiling, knowing that a de — Kathy Harris, The Road to Mercy
Perhaps the old man had chosen to look up through—or at least around—his problems while still smiling, knowing that a de — Kathy Harris, The Road to Mercy
Perhaps the old man had chosen to look up through—or at least around—his problems while still smiling, knowing that a de — Kathy Harris, The Road to Mercy
Perhaps the old man had chosen to look up through—or at least around—his problems while still smiling, knowing that a de — Kathy Harris, The Road to Mercy
Perhaps the old man had chosen to look up through—or at least around—his problems while still smiling, knowing that a de — Kathy Harris, The Road to Mercy
Perhaps the old man had chosen to look up through—or at least around—his problems while still smiling, knowing that a de — Kathy Harris, The Road to Mercy
Perhaps the old man had chosen to look up through—or at least around—his problems while still smiling, knowing that a de — Kathy Harris, The Road to Mercy
Perhaps the old man had chosen to look up through—or at least around—his problems while still smiling, knowing that a de — Kathy Harris, The Road to Mercy
Perhaps the old man had chosen to look up through—or at least around—his problems while still smiling, knowing that a de — Kathy Harris, The Road to Mercy
Perhaps the old man had chosen to look up through—or at least around—his problems while still smiling, knowing that a de — Kathy Harris, The Road to Mercy
Perhaps the old man had chosen to look up through—or at least around—his problems while still smiling, knowing that a de — Kathy Harris, The Road to Mercy
Perhaps the old man had chosen to look up through—or at least around—his problems while still smiling, knowing that a de — Kathy Harris, The Road to Mercy
Perhaps the old man had chosen to look up through—or at least around—his problems while still smiling, knowing that a de — Kathy Harris, The Road to Mercy
Perhaps the old man had chosen to look up through—or at least around—his problems while still smiling, knowing that a de — Kathy Harris, The Road to Mercy
Perhaps the old man had chosen to look up through—or at least around—his problems while still smiling, knowing that a de — Kathy Harris, The Road to Mercy
Perhaps the old man had chosen to look up through—or at least around—his problems while still smiling, knowing that a de — Kathy Harris, The Road to Mercy
Perhaps the old man had chosen to look up through—or at least around—his problems while still smiling, knowing that a de — Kathy Harris, The Road to Mercy
Perhaps the old man had chosen to look up through—or at least around—his problems while still smiling, knowing that a de — Kathy Harris, The Road to Mercy
Perhaps the old man had chosen to look up through—or at least around—his problems while still smiling, knowing that a de — Kathy Harris, The Road to Mercy
Perhaps the old man had chosen to look up through—or at least around—his problems while still smiling, knowing that a de — Kathy Harris, The Road to Mercy
Perhaps the old man had chosen to look up through—or at least around—his problems while still smiling, knowing that a de — Kathy Harris, The Road to Mercy
Perhaps the old man had chosen to look up through—or at least around—his problems while still smiling, knowing that a de — Kathy Harris, The Road to Mercy
Perhaps the old man had chosen to look up through—or at least around—his problems while still smiling, knowing that a de — Kathy Harris, The Road to Mercy
Perhaps the old man had chosen to look up through—or at least around—his problems while still smiling, knowing that a de — Kathy Harris, The Road to Mercy
Perhaps the old man had chosen to look up through—or at least around—his problems while still smiling, knowing that a de — Kathy Harris, The Road to Mercy
Perhaps the old man had chosen to look up through—or at least around—his problems while still smiling, knowing that a de — Kathy Harris, The Road to Mercy
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Perhaps the old man had chosen to look up through—or at least around—his problems while still smiling, knowing that a detour didn’t have to alter the destination, it merely changed the path.

— Kathy Harris, The Road to Mercy
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