He went to work as a garbage man every morning and came home every night. He didn't drink or smoke any longer. He didn't spend time with his friends �...�if he even had friends. He no longer lived. He simply existed.He wasn't surprised to learn Tyanna had entered the adult industry. In his world, a person did whatever he or she had to in order to survive."It's a better life than shacking up with a no-account homeboy and living on welfare," he'd said. "Not a lot better but better. Just don't get. Play some ... tag ... or something” she said, teasingly, as she wandered over to the pool, taking her time to show off, before diving into the water.The three boys continued to just stand there and watch, their trunks still held in front of themselves as they watched Bree saunter towards the pool. Oddly enough it was the youngest of the three brothers that started to move first. Walking over to the place indicated he just placed his swimsuit there and walked towards the pool. Not surprisingly. I held her face and turned it towards me and saw that her eyes were filled with water, crying there in CCD would have created a lot of scene and so I asked her “Bahar Chale?”.So I grabbed my purse and phone and car keys and pulled her out from the chair and moved towards the parking lot. There was a heavy downpour outside and I asked her to sit in the back. I couldnt let her go without knowing whats happening, I drove my car to a desolate road in front of an apartment wall and stopped it.I. "Don't play games with me, Darrin. I know, I just said it, you don't seem to like me but we're family. I didn't ask to be part of this family but I am and I like it, at least for now I do." "Yeah, well me and dad were doing fine until you guys came along and....." "No Darrin...brother Darrin, you weren't doing fine at all. Remember how your dad was when he first met my mom. I mean he was okay, but he was hurtin'." She looked as though she had something to add but remained quiet, but her eyes.