Victor also watched the poor fellow at the other table, beginning now to feel truly sorry for him. ?Now that he was not being foolish and trying to pick a fight, as he had done earlier, Victor could truly?? see that perhaps something was, indeed wrong with him physically. ?He chuckled when she said she knew nothing of philosophy and that it could be confusing, oh yes, philosophy can sound and be confusing at times, that much is certain. ?He then produced a small piece of paper from his pocket, and wrote something on it, then, turning his back to the table, he looked at Leti, as he discreetly placed two silver coins in the middle of the small piece of paper, then folded it; would you be so kind as to please take this note and these two coins to that fellows table? ?When the man opened the note, he would read: dear Sir, please take these two coins and buy yourself a few hot meals with them. It would be signed simply, a concerned person. ?Victor felt that it was all well and good to talk¡ Philosophy, but sometimes one was presented the opportunity for action, and he felt this was his¡ Opportunity. ?He did not necessarily wish for his two new friends to see what he was doing; if they did, that was fine, and he would not try to deny it or lie about it, but he was not doing it to impress anyone, or to be seen by anyone, he simply wanted to help what appeared to be a poor elderly gentleman to be able to eat at least for a few days. ?If Leti chose to do this, when she returned, he would then hand her¡ Two silver coins and murmur¡ Take those and do something nice for yourself, you certainly deserve it after all the kindness you've shown to the three of us this night. ?His own thoughts haunted him despite his good deed, as he reminded himself, had I only done even this much for Frank, I would not have to be so afraid to let anyone know my last name.
God loves you.
Kat