She glanced at Dee as he stared at her. She knew he wanted to know what the girl had meant about the baby but she couldn't think of that right now. So...n the door opened but it wasn't security, it was her dad."Baby, what in the hell is going on?" Chase asked her as he stepped to the bed, keeping his eye on Dee and the girl."She would be the reason why I am here, she is the gift giver and she is the crazy fan." Tay replied calmly."FIgured it all out didn't you?" yes, except one thing, how did she. "My stepmother explained to me that my father had a heart attack earlier that night and by the time the ambulance had gotten to him, he was too far gone. There was a wake and funeral planned for later in the week and she very much wanted me to be there for them both.I made arrangements the next day with the college, informing them that I would be taking a leave from my classes for a while to deal with my loss. I also called my girlfriend to let her know that I would be coming home as well. (She. Mandy opened the door to the garage. To our right were Mom and Dad's cars. The garage was dark, as expected, and we made our way toward the laundry room that led to the kitchen. In the single bay on the other side was another vehicle, a Ford Expedition. Neither Mandy nor I knew who it belonged to, but it wasn't new, so it wasn't a recent purchase of Mom's or Dad's.Mandy continued to lead the way as she opened the next door. "Hello?" She called out. We knew someone was home because there were. The closer I got the easier it was to hear the grunting noise. I wanted to roll my eyes but knew that would only piss him off. Larry could be a good at his job but he liked to relax just as much as the next guy. I took a seat across from him and after clearing my throat, Larry finally tore himself away from his monitor."So what's up Larry, is it time for our annual reviews?" I said hoping to sound like a confidant and hardworking employee. He just stared at me a cruel twisted smile spreading.