The gods need to feel needed
The poor said yes! Liam read the letter left on his office desk: His housing development would be endorsed. Advocates for the poor - the people he’d long tried to help - had harassed him at every turn. Objections had been filed every day. And now, at last, the “protectors” of the poor said yes! Liam created his development project to help the needy. They couldn’t always see what they needed to lift themselves out of poverty, but Liam had studied them at uni. He would build an institution where they would be free to improve their lot. At this very moment, he was literally steamrolling the old posh neighborhood to build homes for the people who needed him. Homes built with Etherington-Smith steel and paid for with government programmes, but he had chosen this development because he had higher ideals than Father. The needy needed him. Those downtrodden, forsaken, brave souls had finally gotten out of their own way and realized what a good life they could have. And Liam would provid