Aron had always been well off, and his family came from money, as far as he remembered his own parents commenting one time. It was just the guy’s ch...ice to work, and not just live the life while spending away his family’s cash. Plus, seeing how decent and modest the type of life Aron’s parents preferred to lead, such a nasty behavior would have just been a slap in their faces. And he knew one thing well; that Aron loved his parents above anyone else.Hmm, maybe not anyone else, now. Well, he was. Omg, what had I just done? I glanced down one final time, in the diary that I was squeezing tightly in my hands, at the bottom of the page, I read the words, “I couldn’t bear it if someone found out about these dark secrets of mine. I also have a crush on my sister, no, I’m in love with my sister, I would rather die...”I grabbed my cell phone and called Darcy’s number. I heard the ringer going off somewhere downstairs. I ran from my sister’s room and found my sister’s phone laying on the. She mostly believed their plan would work. She saw how, over the past weeks, Holly’s load grew smaller and smaller as time went by and the last three girls that left Holly’s room today were able to walk out on their own, which was a huge achievement by itself. Maria sighed deeply, she feared she’d end up like Anna, or worst, like Holly’s prison guard from years ago.The sound of the door to Holly’s room scritching brought Maria back to from her concerned mind. Into the living room walked a. She was in a car, with a man she didn’t know, going to an unknown destination. But she had her cell phone and her mace. And she was sure that it was Jeff’s handwriting. Wait! Her cell phone! She mentally slapped her hand to her forehead and took it out. Four bars. She speed dialed Jeff’s phone. Voice mail. Didn’t even ring. So either he’s on the phone or it’s off. She left a quick message for him to call her back and hung up. She noticed the small TV above and across from her and then noticed.