She was sure she hadn’t been inside the Chapel for more than an hour. She turned to ensure the door was closed, it was even though she didn’t reme...ber doing it herself. She looked at her hands and saw the message cylinder was still with her.An old man sitting on the stairs chuckled while watching her as she tried to figure out what had happened to her. “Time doesn’t work right in there girlie. Go in, in the morning, stay a minute, come out that night or later. Don’t try to understand it, just. She ran up and hugged me tight while saying “DADDY, I missed you”. Looking down at her it was obvious the look on her face, her demeanor was telling. I asked her “what is the matter Princess”. With a frown and her eyes staring at the floor she admitted she was a bad girl and let a boy touch her “down there”. She knew what this meant, which of course was something she never had as a child, that being discipline which of course equaled attention. I moved aside while pushing her slight frame down. She was engaged. We texted for a week and some days. And I figured out that at some point she wanted to have some fun before she gets married. I guess, she was scared.After a week and so. We became close and she texted me her number to ring her up. I called her. She asked me for a meet up in a nearly CCD. I went there. I was a little late. Won’t lie. 10-15 mins late. You know how traffic is these days. I saw her sitting beside the window. Awaiting me. I went there. And pulled her cheeks from. I got halfway out of the shop when Jody and two of the other teenagers saw me they shouted out, “Bye Miss.” I was shocked out of my daze and saw a number of customers looking at me just as another tear dribbled down my cheek. A woman in her thirties asked me, “Are you OK, you seem to be crying.” Another woman said, “Look at the backs of her legs, that’s probably the reason.” I spun around to see a woman of about 60 smiling at me. Another woman said, “Hey isn’t that the woman who set the.