[Football] Angels Don't Say No

People often call Raphael an angel, but he thinks Michael is the real angel. The first time he saw Michael Owen was in the "little room" his mother had made for him. Its door was wooden, with a tiny wormhole in it. On sunny days in England, sunlight often shone through that little hole and fell on the floor. He would sit on that patch of floor and reach out to touch the spot of light. It was one of the few ways he could entertain himself.

The days passed, one after another. He never stepped outside the little room. It was often silent beyond the door, and the only person he ever saw was his mother.

Then, one day, he suddenly heard a sharp crack. He only learned later that it was the sound of a football breaking a window. Then he heard the voice of someone other than his mother for the first time.

"Oh, Steven, we've broken someone's window. How much money do you have on you? Let's pool it and leave it here to pay for the damage."

"Huh, is there a cellar here?"

Then the door was pulled open. For the first time, he saw an outsider and the sky in broad daylight.

Michael appeared in the doorway, backlit by the sun. The light outlined him in gold, just like the angel his mother had described.

Raphael is also one of the angels in the Bible, known as "God's healer." The name represents healing, compassion, and peace.

His mother said angels must never say no. Angels love all people by nature and can accept everything. Raphael was an angel.

So when someone asked:

"Can I kiss you?" He couldn't refuse.

"Can I hug you?" He couldn't refuse.

"Can I sleep with you?" He couldn't refuse.

Warning: Raphael will sleep with many people.

Theme: You have to love yourself before you can love others