”“No, you don’t. No one came knocking on your door, Sondra. I kept my mouth shut and you’ve led a good life. Do you understand what I’m sayi...g to you? No one came knocking.”“What? That’s ... That’s crazy. Why would they ... Are you saying that you kept quiet to keep me safe?”He was quiet and sadly shook his head. Pushing his can of soda with his index finger, he wouldn’t look at me.“It’s okay, Princess. You’re happy, right? You and Michael? I’m gonna have those grandkids. My little girl is safe. She shuts off the kitchen lights and the only source of lights comes from the t.v. monitor. She sat right next to me and handed me the opened beer. She must have drink a little bit from it. She came closer to me and put my arms around her shoulder and we sat on silence watching the t.v.After a few moments, I asked, "Did you do your homework?" I took a big gulp from my beer. She gently shook her head. "Didn't had any."I took a few more sips. "You always say that everyday." That's because I do. She picked up a sheet of paper that I suspected was my resignation, andasked, "Are you very serious about this action of yours?I squirmed a little in my seat and responded, "Yes, Miss Barnes." At thatmoment, I got another sharp cramp, and kind of tilted forward a littleand probably grimaced. She asked, "Does this have anything to do withyour 3 day vacation last week?" I responded, "Yes, a little". Oh, so youare unhappy here and was out job interviewing!" "Oh no, Miss Barnes, I amnot unhappy,. I hadn't bothered with a wig or make-up, as I just enjoyed the feeling of the clothes. And then it all happened. Suddenly, a car came around the corner of the building, its headlights shining directly on me. As quickly as I could, I tossed the cigarette and tried to dart inside. I had closed the sliding glass door to prevent smoke from entering my apartment, so it took me longer than I would have liked to get back inside. I hoped the driver hadn't seen me, or if he did, thought I was just a.