Kitten and Angel right there on either side, rubbing her back, her arms, thighs, consoling her, cooing their love for her, their support. She sobbed a...d reached out for them, first for Angel. Hugging her, kissing her, slowing the sobs. She reached out for Kitten, hugged her, kissed her. She lay back down on my chest. She told us, all three, that she loved us, but she was afraid that a part of her had died. Her innocence. Her inner child. That was it. The dress, the scarf, the heels, the. The next morning I can hear voices of her as she is shouting at her mother. I went out to see what is going on in this house. She was shouting at aunt,“Why did you enter my room and misplace my things?How many times I asked you not to go in my room?Where did she keep her thing?”And she replied “I did not enter her room at all yesterday”.I got a bit nervous as I am the only one left in the home as uncle work outside. I walk inside my room to avoid the situation and she can’t see me. She was. ” Then she darted out from the table and ran upstairs. As soon as she left his dad asked what got into her. He shrugged and said “I don’t know she’s weird”He and his parents finished dinner before she came back downstairs. They were cleaning up their dishes but he noticed she was walking weird, so it must have still been in her. When she sat down she started eating quickly. By this time their parents had left the room to go watch TV upstairs in their room so he was left alone with her. He was. The city’s decision to change ‘The Paseo’ to ‘Martin Luther King, Jr. Boulevard’ was an earnest attempt to celebrate the man and to reinforce the city’s commitment to diverse neighborhoods.But.The Council neglected to ask the residents what they wanted. The Paseo has a long and storied relationship with the black community. A community that didn’t want to see part of its heritage erased. So, in a hastily-called citywide referendum, KC voted overwhelmingly ‘no’. No, do not change the name of the.