19. The Truth Revealed
My life was hanging in the balance. I didn’t want to be left behind to have my fate decided by others. I wanted a chance to tell my side of the story, and to plead for Danny’s life, before the inevitable death sentence.
“Danny, I want to come along,” I begged, tugging on this arm. “Please.”
He shook his head.
“You can’t. Don’t worry, I’ll be fine.” He patted my arm reassuringly, knowing I was concerned for his welfare. “And I’m not going to mention you per se. I’m going to find out about earth-bound angels first. When I know more I’ll come back and we can make a decision about what to do together.”
“How long will you be gone?” I was beginning to feel anxious now. Could I still suffer from anxiety attacks? “That other angel said he’d only give you forty-eight hou
