Susan: Hello darling, I see that little Johnny is sitting n his own doorstep again, waiting for his mother to get in from work.
Victor: I don't know why she doesn't just give him a key instead of making him wait in the rain.
Susan: Can we invite him to supper, says Jeremy?
Victor: Sure, ask him to come in, give him a sandwich and when I get in then you can invite him to stay for family prayers.
Susan: Good idea. That way he will get to hear a bit of the Bible and learn how to pray.
Victor: Well, that's something he probably doesn't get at his own house.
Susan: Last time he came, he took quite an interest in that story of Elijah and the bears, didn't he?
Victor: Yes, the little chap made me laugh when he said "I'm never teasing any bald guy again".
Susan: How has your day been?
Victor: It was OK, not a bad conference. Obviously I am on the train now.
Susan: Hungry?
Victor: Starting to get that way. Obviously it's not worth even having a snack on these trains.
Susan: Did they feed you at lunch time?
Victor: Yes they put out a lot of food, but as I was speaking in the afternoon, I didn't want to eat too much.
Susan: Yes, I know the effect that can have on you, darling.
Victor: Yes, and that's all I need standing up in front of 200 vicars. 
Susan: They'll be saying "there's that Vic Marshall again, talking through his"
Victor: Darling!!
Victor: What about Little Johnny, hadn't you best be going and bringing him in, if it's raining? 
Susan: Oh! He's not there. His mother's car is parked in the street and she must have let him in.
Victor: Oh well, not today then. We can show him the Lord's favour the next time she comes back late from Lichfield.
Susan wants to invite little Johnny for supper as he is waiting for his mother at the doorstep again. Victor wants him to stay also for Bible reading. Victor is hungry on the train, coming back from the conference.