š» / mother / have you seen michael since he started his graveyard shift?
get will or mary to answer shit / accepting
Ā Ā The older womanās eyes widen as she turns to face the other, her orange hair falling inĀ Ā front of her face for a moment. She, with a shaking hand, moves it out of the way of herĀ Ā eyes and adjusts her purple glasses.
ā ā¦I⦠havenāt seen my son in years. I havenāt seen any of my children in years. I havenāt heard⦠good things, however. Is he still⦠alive? Iām⦠glad if so. ā
ā I can only imagine what William mustāve put those children through⦠I wish I couldāve taken them with me. I couldnāt bare to be with him anymore after I learned⦠what he did, and⦠my poor Amber. I wish I⦠ā
Ā Ā She falters for a moment, and grips at her wrist.
ā I can only hope that Michaelās doing okay. I can only imagine how badly it must hurt to be without a sister and a mother. I know that Thomas is⦠okay, at least. He called me yesterday.ā