It's your own affair. Maybe a miracle of some kind—who knows?
But you've changed into a very smart young man. And operating the dough mixer and delivering packages is no work for a smart young man."
He was right, of course, but something inside me wanted to make him change his mind.
"You've got to let me stay, Mr. Donner. Give me another chance.
You said yourself that you promised Uncle Herman I would have a job here for as long as I needed it.
Well, I still need it, Mr. Donner." "You don't, Charlie.
If you did then I'd tell them I don't care about their delegations and their petitions,
and I'd stick up for you against all of them. But as it is now, they're all scared to death of you.
I got to think of my own family too." "What if they change their minds? Let me try to convince them."
I was making it harder for him than he expected. I knew I should stop, but I couldn't control myself.
"I'll make them understand," I pleaded. "All right," he sighed finally.
"Go ahead, try. But you're only going to hurt yourself."
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