Chapter Eleven[Stay safe at home] "Come in for dinner! Thank You, Lord. We have food," Rhoda exclaims as the two rush over to her. "Yes, Sweetie," Rhoda responds quickly, adding,' For the Lord God says, 'For I know my plans I have for you, plans to prosper you and not to harm you, plans to give you hope and a future.' The Lord also declares,' Then you will call me and I will answer you,' says the Lord again.” as Rhoda ponders God’s message father and son look at each other nodding. Despite the loud honking of the law enforcement officer's roving patrol truck, which is hunting for people who have broken the curfew hours, Robert began eating his oats and Rudolf enjoyed the dinner that Rhoda prepares for them that evening. Rudolf seems to have a question for Rhoda. Rudolf asks quickly, "Do you want to tell me about your day with the fellow in the distribution area?" "You've been really qui

Chapter Thirteen[The healing garden] After Rudolf's first immunization, the Wagner family obtains a decent night's sleep. Rudolf's adverse effects from the vaccine presented themselves at midnight in a feverish condition. He had slept so long that morning, in contrast to the previous day, that they awakened early to torture Rhoda and his child. "The sun is rising, and the rays are becoming more powerful," Rhoda shouts as Robert follows. "Come daddy, eat!" Robert exclaims as he cuddles and kisses his father. "Honey, are you able?" she inquires as she cuddles and kisses him as well. "Honey, I feel weird this morning as if my body weakens and my bones tremble when I attempt to move and get up," Rudolf explains slowly. "I know, it's a reaction of your body system to the vaccine," she agrees. "You take breakfast first, then paracetamol to bring down your body temperature, and I'll put fresh drinking wa

Chapter Fifteen[ The Post tantrums] "Look at our boy!" says the mother. “Is he sick? I just gave him the baby's paracetamol syrup. He has a bit of fever," Rudolf explained, adding, "It shouldn't disturb you because of our new baby," he whispered as Rhoda pressed her hand against Robert's face and said, "Our boy needs fever reliever every 3 hours, honey.”She said. Rudolf mentioned, "I previously wiped him with a wet damp rag all over to reduce his fever." He said. "He needs a bit of rest. Since it's his first time intermingling with many people in the church last Sunday. He might be stressed," Rudolf adds. "I also discovered that someone touched him, and we're still in the middle of a pandemic, Honey," Rhoda counters. Rhoda shrieked, "Robert may easily get infected." "I know, I know," Rudolf said. Rhoda began giving Robert a gentle body massage, concentrating on his hands and feet, while Rudolf was paying attention to her. "How come you aren't doing

Chapter Seventeen[The vacation] Rudolf felt a terrible conflict raging within him. The conflict of believing what's right and knowing what's wrong. The conflict of duty versus desires. He wanted nothing more than to tell Rhoda that he married her for love and family, but that his family should be financially, emotionally, physically, and spiritually secure in his hands as the family's head. He had been the head officer of the United States Army for nearly twenty years. Now, he has begun to be the head of his family since rescuing Rhoda and Robert from the slavery of Josie and Bong's syndicate three years ago. They rarely slept and made love to satisfy each other's longings and desires, despite the fact that they already have two children. It's early in the morning, and Robert appears to be sleeping well in his own small bed as Rhoda began to check Baby Ruth's diaper. This time, he's completely aware of his duty as a husband to

Chapter Nineteen[Authoritarian Family] When Rudolf promises to settle the disputes between Ron and Rhoda's families, he only sees what Ron did against the family and has no idea who or what he was before the family. Rhoda must now recollect all of the family's memories to determine the facts and reasons for Ron's behavior. "I'm not sure why Ron is so angry at us and determined to fire his pistol at us through the window." Rhoda ponders. "Think about it, Rhoda," Mildred asks. Rudolf was quietly listening to learn how he could begin to assist his beloved wife in her distress. "You know, honey," Rhoda explains to her husband. "Ron was my childhood playmate, and he's almost like a younger brother to me," Rhoda explained. "He stayed with us in Manila and worked as a company guard," Rhoda added. "And since I entered the mission, I haven't had much time to spend with my family until I met you and we married." Rhoda continues. "I o