XIVMaggie Magdalan was staying secluded. With the furor of the events since her The Messiah of Harriman story appeared, even though she used a pseudo name for the byline, she believed there were stares from her colleagues and even strangers, each one suspecting it was she who caused all of this. She continued her At Home with Maggie column but her ambition and determination to learn the truth of who this stranger is became a compulsion. With what little she had, she began with an assumption, an assumption that only she could have since she was the sole person on this earth who spent time with the stranger. He appeared to be, roughly, about twenty-five to thirty years of age. Using this information, she began an exhaustive search through her newspaper's archives. Hour upon hour behind the m
