You dope.”Tony walked in wearing a suit and tie. “Ok you two, time to get up for breakfast and I have to get to mass.”“Mass?” I said ignoran...tly.“It’s Sunday Brad,” said Marissa. “Tony’s going to church.”I made an “Oh” sound.“It’s an Italian thing Brad. Say, would you two like to join me? My mother would be thrilled to meet you and you’d make my uncle’s day to see Marissa again.” I knew that it would make his uncle’s day to see her; his uncle didn’t even care that I existed.“Isn’t Kaitlyn. We both knew that there would be the day when Khrys would establish a close relationship with another male who would become her husband who would be able to provide all she needed. We got together a couple of times in May. During our Saturday meeting, Khrys was excited to tell me that her sister, Klara, would be arriving the last week of May. She would be living in an apartment in Milwaukee that was being provided for all the interns by the company. Khrys told me that she was anxious for us. I made sure not to drink too much. They giggled a lot and explained how they had been looking for just the right man to help them this year but had almost given up hope on finding him. Gail said “Im sure it is fate that put you in our path tonight.” They convinced me to take off my shirt, sit in the middle of a mystic circle and promise not to move until they called me forth. I played along, as they put on some music and started to dance. They did quite a sexy number, stripping and touching. My father gained his feet, anger in his eyes. Mother gasped.“Son, you don’t know—”“Listen,” I said. “I am revealing truth here. It occurred to me if I could even think those thoughts, then there was something wrong with Dr. Blavatsky’s vision. Now I understand.” I looked at everyone. “What do the halos do?”“They make gods,” Mom gasped. She, too, gained her feet, grabbing my father’s arm, clinging to him.“The gods ... They haven’t done anything amazing,” I said. “They haven’t produced any great.