First, I hope that everything is all right as he attends college in Baltimore, a hotbed of crime and violence, or, second, how much money does he need. Once I hear his voice and know that he is OK, I can most certainly guarantee that the call is for money. That's when I give the telephone to his father.
This call two weeks ago was very different. He sounded OK and he did not want money. In his deep voice, he said: "Ma, what are you...
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