Danae thought really hard for a moment. "She was usually out later than that." She
said at length, "But I saw her car when I got home. The blue one in the garage." She
looked at the woman, who seemed very concerned, more concerned than she thought people
who played with dead people got. "It's not as bad as you must think. I've always liked
the freedom. All my friends have to report to thier parents like crazy, but I can do
whatever I like without caring." She shrugged.
((Good! That's what I'm trying to make her seem like! =) Being this age helps, even
though I have the opposite on parents.))
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:)
Jami
On Mon, 15 Jan 2001 21:45:59
Kim Rickmon wrote:
>> Danae shook her head. "When I got back in last night, I just wanted to
>sleep. I guess it must have been pretty late, like 12 or 1 in the morning."
>
>"Do you think your mom was already home then or was she usually out later
>than that," Frances asked feeling sorry for this kid by the minute. Danae
>hadn't said flat out that her mom was gone a lot, but she was beginning to
>get the gist of what life in this house was all about and she didn't like it
>one bit. She was only a kid, sixteen or seventeen at the most. What was
>wrong with people, putting that kind of life on someone her age? Frances
>knew all about not thinking ill of the dead, or missing but she had never
>been able to remove herself from situations that much.
>
>Frances
>
>
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