Mary Worth 1919

Somerset even has its own Mr. Allora who is responsible for throwing out the gawkers who come to gaze upon the contentment of the residents and the many other amenities.

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Mary Worth 1918

Similarities abound: A labyrinth of unstationary hallways that intertwine randomly throughout the complex; mirrored floors; cotton candy fabrics; and an elevator that apparently opens up into the clear blue sky where residents are sent when management needs to shorten the waiting list.

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Mary Worth 1917

Ask them what medications are making them so content.

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Mary Worth 1916

Hanna, if the residents at Charterstone didn't depress you, you have nothing to worry about.

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Mary Worth 1915

"I'm particularly fond of the Charterstone children."

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Mary Worth 1914

The way Mary keeps calling their prescriptions "items," I get the impression their items are not just simple statins. I'm dying to know what embarrassing things she picked up, and why is Karen Moy protecting their privacy?

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Mary Worth 1913

When Mary presses firmly on the soft flesh of her cheek, a floating head pops out of her ear.

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Mary Worth 1912

Hmmm... Maybe this person who speaks like a bad brochure would be willing to take Hanna off of our hands at Charterstone.

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Mary Worth 1911

Mary, drugs are never the answer.

Mary Worth 1910

Whoa, whoa, whoa, Hanna... slow down. When Mary says, "Let me know if I can do anything for you," it's a little presumptuous of you to actually ask her for help, don't you think?

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