Felix was worried about his job. He had had tiny mess ups in the past that had forced Ms. Lopez-Fitzgerald to come down way too hard on him. She hated him asking her questions, and most of all, she hated to answer them. If she had made the tiniest mistake, and he had pointed it out to her, that was it. Making Ms. Lopez-Fitzgerald mad was like wishing to loose your head. She was ruthless business woman and with Mr. Crane by her side, she could not be challenged. It was harder to get ideas out in the open with Fox Crane overseeing most of the matter. He was just as ruthless as Theresa but in a more sly way. Fox Crane became president of Theresa's three years ago when it first opened. He had major success with the company and was heading up some of Theresa's other aposals.
Felix knew that he had to find the perfect family before anybody else did. He knew that that was the key on getting on Theresa's and Fox's good side. If finding the perfect family would do that than so be it, that's what he was going to do then. Felix wasn't sure were to start he knew that if started in the outskirts of NY he would possible be able to find a family that lived in a rundown cabin. Felix decided to start in the city looking. He looked around for hours, he was about to give-up when he saw a family come out of the airport and get into a taxi.
Felix followed the family in his car. He followed them where they would eventually make it into the heart of Manhattan. The taxi pulled up to a music studio and the family got out and took their two small suitcases out of the trunk. The man paid the driver and went into the building while the two ladies and the children waited outside for him to return. Felix parked his car on the opposite site of the street and walked across. He sat on a bench closest to the family and took out a newspaper. He spied on the family while pretended to by interested in an article in the NY Times.
The man came out of the hotel and gave his wife a sorry expression.
"What do you mean that we have no place to stay?" Gwen yelled at Ethan.
"I mean that Chad didn't leave a note or anything." Ethan replied.
"Ethan you said that Chad was going to let us stay at his pent house." Gwen continued on yelling.
"Yeah well I guess he forgot to leave a key." Ethan said.
"So can't you just go in there and call him?" Gwen asked again.
"He won't pick up his cell phone." Ethan replied.
"Ethan we have no more money left what are we suppose to do?" Gwen said while trying to hold back tears from streaming down her face.
"Excuse me folks, my name is Felix Anders and on behalf of the Governor of NY, we wanted to inform you that you are the winners of a contest." Felix said after hearing enough of Ethan's and Gwen's conversation.
"What do you win?" Rebecca asked excited.
"Well, a week at the Sheridan and clothes from the hottest fashion store in NY. Plus $20,000. Felix said throwing in the Sheridan because the family had no where to stay.
There faces lit up with joy except for Gwen's who was still skeptical of the whole situation, but reluctantly went along with the rest of the family. Felix got the family settled into three rooms. One for the grandma, the husband and wife, and the kids. He was so excited about his accomplishments that he had to telephone the office and tell them that the search for the perfect family was over. Next week, Ms. Lopez-Fitzgerald would be giving away an wardrobe and$ 20,000 to this poor family, and all because he had found the perfect family.
Felix knew that he had to find the perfect family before anybody else did. He knew that that was the key on getting on Theresa's and Fox's good side. If finding the perfect family would do that than so be it, that's what he was going to do then. Felix wasn't sure were to start he knew that if started in the outskirts of NY he would possible be able to find a family that lived in a rundown cabin. Felix decided to start in the city looking. He looked around for hours, he was about to give-up when he saw a family come out of the airport and get into a taxi.
Felix followed the family in his car. He followed them where they would eventually make it into the heart of Manhattan. The taxi pulled up to a music studio and the family got out and took their two small suitcases out of the trunk. The man paid the driver and went into the building while the two ladies and the children waited outside for him to return. Felix parked his car on the opposite site of the street and walked across. He sat on a bench closest to the family and took out a newspaper. He spied on the family while pretended to by interested in an article in the NY Times.
The man came out of the hotel and gave his wife a sorry expression.
"What do you mean that we have no place to stay?" Gwen yelled at Ethan.
"I mean that Chad didn't leave a note or anything." Ethan replied.
"Ethan you said that Chad was going to let us stay at his pent house." Gwen continued on yelling.
"Yeah well I guess he forgot to leave a key." Ethan said.
"So can't you just go in there and call him?" Gwen asked again.
"He won't pick up his cell phone." Ethan replied.
"Ethan we have no more money left what are we suppose to do?" Gwen said while trying to hold back tears from streaming down her face.
"Excuse me folks, my name is Felix Anders and on behalf of the Governor of NY, we wanted to inform you that you are the winners of a contest." Felix said after hearing enough of Ethan's and Gwen's conversation.
"What do you win?" Rebecca asked excited.
"Well, a week at the Sheridan and clothes from the hottest fashion store in NY. Plus $20,000. Felix said throwing in the Sheridan because the family had no where to stay.
There faces lit up with joy except for Gwen's who was still skeptical of the whole situation, but reluctantly went along with the rest of the family. Felix got the family settled into three rooms. One for the grandma, the husband and wife, and the kids. He was so excited about his accomplishments that he had to telephone the office and tell them that the search for the perfect family was over. Next week, Ms. Lopez-Fitzgerald would be giving away an wardrobe and$ 20,000 to this poor family, and all because he had found the perfect family.