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Life was good on the farm. Christy had her struggles of course, but through it all the work, the food, and the lifestyle helped to make her healthier, stronger, and happier than she had ever been. That is of cour
Christy's mother had been cremated by the city and they had disposed of the remains. There was absolutely nothing left for her now. She couldn't even say goodbye. The only person she had left was Jack, but as
Christy knew that once she saw Jennifer starring her down the only way to face the situation was head on. She stepped out from where she had been standing and heads for the car. She plays it cool t
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The story begins with a woman as she walks alone on her way to attend a funeral. The man who died had been important to her, but for her own reasons she had not seen him in many years. At the grave
As time passed Christy sank deeper into her old ways untilit resulted in a night in jail.  Thisprompted a visit from Jack, but it was too late.  She was too far gone.  He made the mistake of pushing her out of theCommunity too early which re
Life was good on the farm.  Christy had her struggles of course, butthrough it all the work, the food, and the lifestyle helped to make herhealthier, stronger, and happier than she had ever been.  That is of course until Christy had herbaby.
Christy's mother had been cremated by the cityand they had disposed of the remains. There was absolutely nothing left for her now.  She couldn't even say goodbye.  The only person she had left was Jack, but asit turned that's all she needed.
Christy had nowhere to go and out of desperationshe began to hitch hike, and that's how she met Jack.  He always did have a thing for strays and shedefinitely looked the part.  He gave hertwo days to consider if she wanted him to help her, a
When they arrived at a Waffle House Christydoesn't waste any time ordering the biggest meal on the menu.  Jennifer could tell it had been a long timesince she had ate so well and figured she could probably use it.  Christy's biological father
Christy knew that once she saw Jennifer starringher down the only way to face the situation was head on.  She stepped out from where she had beenstanding and heads for the car.  Sheplays it cool though and manages to do some fast talking to
Mary Beth could tell Jennifer wanted to be alone for a whileand as they parted Jennifer resolved herself in her own mind to make her peacewith her dad.  However, as she walkedtoward his grave curiosity got the better of her.  She walked inst
Jack's funeral is beginning to wind down.  Jennifer, because of her own selfishnesstreats her mother as if she had never realized that she has lost someonetoo.  Mary Beth, for her part canunderstand her daughters self absorption and it worri
The story begins with a woman as she walks aloneon her way to attend a funeral.  The manwho died had been important to her, but for her own reasons she had not seenhim in many years.  At the grave theeulogy for the man, Jack Randall, had be
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