Zaleucus

A double life and its dear precipice is much of what I have today I tell you, Sir, it's worth to say that all that tumbling abides by greater good. I tell you, dear friends, a double life and precipice are worthy things to have. They give you choices to go further down the rending truce of old in these strange times. Take my own eyes, for instance, and how they see and mark you all. They know my son and what he's done. Have known it for a while. Hence take this out or that one here so I could love my boy again and see him as he was before the apple of my eye. Take one of his for your own sake and this way two shall merit what was planned for each such lustful son of yours and yours, dear Sir and Madame, by this humble servant of the law.