...home, shoulders slumped, head hanging, dejected. She navigated the crooked pathway with bro- ken tiles that led to her house and opened the door, list... ...hen, at the tender age of seventeen, she was accepted at the University of Toronto and her father agreed that she could continue to live at home. Tuit... ...ar if she worked all summer, and was thrilled to get a job as a ‘gofer’ at Toronto’s largest newspaper. Perhaps I can become a journalist and travel t... ...” “Well, I was so happy before … you know. I got a great summer job at The Toronto Star. It is amazing there – I get to see famous writers all the tim... ...as located in the heart of the huge Eaton Center shopping mall in downtown Toronto. His offices were behind him. No one was working there today. It wa... ...ven try a mystery.” Twins! What a fun idea. They can diverge on their life paths, or one can be good and one evil, or… Possibilities tumbled around in... ...or me, I just don’t know .” LACEY WA S SHUFFLING through the leaves on the pathway through the woods. Whenever she walked in the October colors she re... ...oad into the woods. The trees were bare and the sky was gray. Suddenly the path in front of her appeared to rise up on one side. She lurched sideways ... ...e. I have nowhere else to go. Can I have a drink, please?” Looking at this pathetic old man, Lacey struggled to sort out her feelings. She was smug be...