Miss Kay

Well, that was the two lives that I was trying to live at once. What is it, Al? You say you're a double secret agent? Double secret agent.

Well, that was the two lives that I was trying to live at once. What is it, Al? You say you're a double secret agent? Double secret agent.

I think you continue to live in the darkness because of the guilt and because if you ever told somebody exactly where you have been, you're afraid of what their response will be. I don't know that anybody continually loves to live in darkness. I think it's the fear of the light that shining on them so that everybody can see what is in their life. That's exactly right.

I think you continue to live in the darkness because of the guilt and because if you ever told somebody exactly where you have been, you're afraid of what their response will be. I don't know that anybody continually loves to live in darkness. I think it's the fear of the light that shining on them so that everybody can see what is in their life. That's exactly right.

I think you continue to live in the darkness because of the guilt and because if you ever told somebody exactly where you have been, you're afraid of what their response will be. I don't know that anybody continually loves to live in darkness. I think it's the fear of the light that shining on them so that everybody can see what is in their life. That's exactly right.

He didn't tell her everything she ever did. He only told her about her sexual sins.

He didn't tell her everything she ever did. He only told her about her sexual sins.

He didn't tell her everything she ever did. He only told her about her sexual sins.

But she had to have had a great hope that he was the Messiah because she went back to town, and instead of going into her home where nobody can see her, whisper about her, she goes out and tells everybody in the whole town.

But she had to have had a great hope that he was the Messiah because she went back to town, and instead of going into her home where nobody can see her, whisper about her, she goes out and tells everybody in the whole town.

But she had to have had a great hope that he was the Messiah because she went back to town, and instead of going into her home where nobody can see her, whisper about her, she goes out and tells everybody in the whole town.

So she has a hope that he's a Messiah.

So she has a hope that he's a Messiah.

So she has a hope that he's a Messiah.

But there was also, going back to Zach, to the guy that you were talking about. So whenever he voiced what happened to him out loud and to another person, I believe that's whenever, The release of the shame. That's whenever he was released of that shame because he could actually voice that to another person. So this woman here, so she says, I have no husband. Then he tells her, well, you're right.

But there was also, going back to Zach, to the guy that you were talking about. So whenever he voiced what happened to him out loud and to another person, I believe that's whenever, The release of the shame. That's whenever he was released of that shame because he could actually voice that to another person. So this woman here, so she says, I have no husband. Then he tells her, well, you're right.

But there was also, going back to Zach, to the guy that you were talking about. So whenever he voiced what happened to him out loud and to another person, I believe that's whenever, The release of the shame. That's whenever he was released of that shame because he could actually voice that to another person. So this woman here, so she says, I have no husband. Then he tells her, well, you're right.

You don't. You've had five.

You don't. You've had five.

You don't. You've had five.