.. laughing that insane high giggle.Dad was a cop, but not where we lived. He went to the Sheriff's Department and they did what they always seemed to...do... nothing. Finally my Father had enough. I remember the grim, sad, look to his features that night. He tucked me in bed and told me that I would never have to fear that boy again. The next day he was gone. Just gone. No trace of his body was ever found, and my Father kept his own counsel.Even after disease and injury began to tear the life. The men and the new bride were about to get the biggest shock of their lives and be exposed to everyone there.As the ceremony winded down, and the guests took their seats for the meal, the groom clinked his glass to get everyone's attention. As the crowd settled the groom stated how he had an announcement. With a straight face he asked everyone to stand up. The guests rose as the groom kept his cool before announcing he wanted to play a little game.Before the food was served, he asked his. I laughed at the thought.When I finally got to Helen's, I was still five minutes early. I picked up a bag with a bacon and egg biscuit and homemade hash browns. I chose a table near the rear of the dining room. It was empty when I sat down, but it didn't stay empty long. Within five minutes I had a young paramedic come join me. I should have asked him to leave, but I didn't bother. I figured that would look like I had something to hide when I spoke with Blevins.When Blevins finally arrived, I. "Let me deal with it my way."At a fraction of his bulk, she should have made no headway separatingus, but the boyfriend, Tommy, relented and stepped back anyway. Releasedto gravity I slid down to end slumped against the base of the wall.Frightened, I didn't dare push myself back up onto my feet.Victoria had stepped in for me already, so I felt even more ashamed whensome of the fury I deserved was redirected at her."Most people report psycho stalkers to the cops, Vic," he shouted ather. "Only.