Whether I thought I could do it ornot, I knew from past experience that all arguing with grandma got youwas tired, because I never knew anyone to get ...er to change her mind,including grandpa! Looking in the small mirror I saw that my makeup wasstarting to give way, a bad sign of course, but I had had a rough day. Iwashed up, then helped set the table. Over dinner, grandpa asked me whatthey should call me, since "Kevin seems a little to masculine when youlook like that," he said. I told them I. " Looking back at his wife, he said, "Go and get dressed, Patricia."Without another word, she went into her bedroom and slipped into a dress with nothing on underneath. She put on her shoes, grabbed a light coat which she put over her arm and said, "I'm ready."In the car she sat in the middle, with her husband driving and with her son on the other side of her, with his arm around her shoulders. As they pulled away, she took his other hand so that it was under the coat she was holding on her. We went in the den and closed the door. Each taking a turn talking the said that they had a talk with the girls. They did not pressure them in to tell them anything. We wanted it to be free from them it they wanted to tell us anything. We couldn't be happier. We think we made the right decision. They told us you "Took" them and how sweet and romantically you treated them. I told them that was a relief off my mind. "What do you mean?" Bob asked. I told them I did know what to think when you. ." he said. "FUCK YOU!!!!!" screamed Alyssa and she knocked the refrigerator on top of him. He died slowly and painfully under the refrigerator while Alyssa called the police.3 weeks went by after the funeral. Alyssa was still shook up. They had sold the dog but there were reminders of Max everywhere. It was hard for her to stay calm when she was alone. She always felt like she was being watched, although, she never fully knew what by... Alyssa was alone in her living room watching tv. She went.