The Dreamer (5)

With the news of the death of the police chief and his replacement, the town begins to generate an idea that everything that happens around the couple is terrible and they are rejected, Ted loses his job and when losing it, he loses the notion of the reason why he came to that place.

Despair takes part in his life but his friend saves him by offering him a job at his gas station.

Ted at least gains some control over what happens, but the terrible anxiety that Sarah causes him being out there leads him to be completely trapped by the things that are happening, and he is not the only one who faced that terrible anxiety.

His wife is absorbed by problems and starts to be late all the time, this causes their relationship to weaken and Ted cannot tolerate what happens, but the one immersed in his own pain cannot blame his wife for wanting to sink hers in the drinks.

The only way he manages to gain some peace of mind is by listening to the Gospel of the grace of