Sheila was taking care of her schizophrenic brother. She was a very doting sister. She would let her

brother come down every couple of weeks. Her brother liked to stay with her because it kind

of gave him a sense of comfort. I mean, his schizophrenia was severe. It was so severe that

any little thing could really set him off, including Sheila being

married. See, her brother was a little bit possessive of her, and then also he wanted things to be

just like they were when they were kids. He wanted her just like she was, unmarried and his sister.

But the problem is Sheila is married.

And she's married to a guy named Paul.

But Paul is such a good guy.

He is a great guy.

Now, he hasn't gotten a chance to meet Sheila's brother yet.

But he wants to make a good impression on her family, on her brother when it's time.

So even though he and Sheila have been

married for several years, whenever Sheila's brother is supposed to come down to stay, Paul leaves.

And not only does he leave, he packs up all of his stuff. He takes photos, clothes, shoes,

anything that leaves a trace that Paul was there. He takes it out of the house

and he hides it in his car and he goes away for the weekend. That way, when Sheila's brother

comes to stay with her, he thinks that his sister is single and he's happy and it doesn't bother him

at all. And this goes on for a while.

Sheila would tell Paul that her brother was having a hard time and needed to come down,

and it wasn't time for them to meet yet,

but he needed to pack his things up and leave quickly.

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