"No, I was raised by my grandparents," Mia said, "I don't have any brothers and sisters that I know of." Oh," Riley said and he listened intently as M...a attempted to explain all about her mother becoming pregnant as a teenager and running away, leaving her with her grandparents who decided to raise her rather than put her up for adoption. Riley found her story refreshing compared to the typical scenario he was so used to hearing about with all the two-parent traditional families that were so. I'll call her, but you should call her later." I'll call her after the Lauders leave. I'll call you tonight."I put the phone in the cradle.Lib asked, "Do you want Sally in the house or over the garage?"I responded, "Wherever she would like to stay."When Sally came in, Lib said, "Look around upstairs and over the garage. It's your choice where you want to stay."Sally came back in a couple of minutes.Sally said, "I'd prefer the southwest corner upstairs. I like light."Lib asked, "Do you need help. Or a hole. It was so distant and echoey. This seems like a trap. Joyce resigned herself with continuing on before she was frightened by a much louder scream of terror.“Hello?” Joyce called into the alley. “Are you okay? Should I call the poli-““HELP! HE’S GOING TO KILL ME!”Joyce dropped her umbrella as the scream startled her. She looked around for a phone booth to call the police from. There! About 20 feet away. She booked it towards the red windowed booth and started dialing. 9. 1.BAM!Joyce. Around eight the next morning I got up and decided to cut the lawn. People can't talk to you when you are cutting lawn. On my way out I saw Linda's bags so I took them out and left them on the porch. Right after I started the lawn mower my mother came out. She must have wanted to know what was going on, but I just waved to her and kept mowing. After a minute she went back inside.Mom came back out a little later and motioned for me to shut down. "What is going on? Linda is on the phone, she is.