Dear David: Paranormal Advice from Vampire David Hilliard

This column is meant as entertainment. I have no credentials in psychology or therapy. I just have the common sense any vampire over a hundred years of more would have. Now for a letter.

Dear David,

Something amazing happened the other day. I heard a crash in my backyard and found a winged man floundering in my pool half trapped by the pool cover. I was able to get him out, but one wing was broken. I was able to set it and make a splint to hold it in place.

How long does it take for an angel's wing to mend? He's a guest in my house until it does. What should I do with him?

Eva

Dear Eva,

You lucky girl. It's the holiday for miracles and an angel fell in your backyard for a reason. He's suffering from a broken wing. You're suffering from a broken heart. You didn't say it, but I could feel it.

What should you do with the angel that came to meet you? Enjoy his presence. It's a present in the truest sense. May joy and love be with you during this holiday.

David

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Have a splendid holiday everyone!

David Hilliard

–Susan Hanniford Crowley

http://www.susanhannifordcrowley.com

Author of the Vampires in Manhattan series

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