[He does her the courtesy of listening. Even when the part of him that grew up around preachers with quick fists and a mind to beat the sin out of him thinks that she sounds like she's found Jesus, and is thus inherently untrustworthy, he keeps good and quiet and does her the courtesy of a serious listen.
In the end he decides, at the very least, that he believes her, and believes that she is better off now, in some small ways at least, than she was.]
Glad you found your niche, darling.
[Is the most supportive thing he can muster to say.]
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In the end he decides, at the very least, that he believes her, and believes that she is better off now, in some small ways at least, than she was.]
Glad you found your niche, darling.
[Is the most supportive thing he can muster to say.]
Thank you.