The pastoral promise: "Providence shall direct his path." It isn't bad enough that I'm turning sixteen with both my parents in institutions, but I'm penniless and fixing to be homeless. "Peter, it's hard to understand right now, but believe me, God has a plan for your life," his youth pastor assured him. Peter is fostered by a loving couple in a dying retail business from which he builds a thriving multimillion enterprise blessing his foster parents as well as hundreds of employees. He unknowingly married into a family burdened with problems of drug addiction, suicide, and sexual slavery. Peter pits sister against sister as he slips through the doors of adultery, illegitimacy, and provoking anger unto murder in his path to establish stability and freedom. Question: At what cost to Peter is the pastoral promise fulfilled? Peter lies dying of his critical injuries in the ICU for all his efforts at the cost of his life as well the loss of his true love. What say you now, Providence, of the little penniless homeless boy?