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one baby, than could have been collected in a thorough search of both the boys' and girls' divisions in St. He knew, of course, that Angel was a wanted child, and well loved, and well looked after—or else Larch couldn't have remained silent. In 194-, he was making his third journey through _Gray's Anatomy,_ some of which he shared with Melony. He was a faithful but terrible letter writer; he wrote his mother, he wrote to Homer and to Candy, and even to Ray, but he nev

_'Whoosh!'_ That was when Wilbur Larch gave up on finding Homer Wells a home. 'Or with her dad,' Homer said. L arch was there. She would dump it into the dirt road and fill her bag with sand and gravel and scatter that instead.