." I replied but Sandra interrupted me."Shit. Jessica couldn't do it because of the rape, could she? Is she okay? I know the number of her counse..." ...andra. Let me finish. This has nothing to do with the rape. You and I need to have a little talk," I interrupted her back.I imagine Sandra's head must have been going into overload. Then she finally said, "Ok. Knowing you, you're probably here to ask for permission. I thought I made it clear to Jessica that I allowed it." Jessica made that clear. "Well, you may, or may not change your mind, so we'll all agree that if you do, we will surrender our rights to your trust, Ok, everybody?" They nodded."I need to change the subject for a minute. Now that I'm dead, is there any reason to notify my father? With Beth and me dead, is he able to come after the trust? Is there any reason to notify him at all? It isn't like he ever was a father to me. Beth was very clear about his abandonment as soon as I was born, but, is there any legal obligation. In the front seat ofthe car was a male that I later learned was a friend ofmy wife’s. The girl friend of my wife took her to her house. Shethen returned at around 03:30 and had my wife at thedoor. I took my wife from her and said that she had totake my wife’s friend home and then would call me. Ihelped the wife towards the bedroom, but as were passedthe bathroom she grabbed the door frame indicating sheneeded to go. Since she was still to drunk to talk, I helped her gether pants. ” she replied a little coldly.“It’s my overthinking.” I tried to explain as plainly as possible. “If I hear you’re going out to a party, my mind immediately jumps to the worst-case scenario, and I’m worried. So this is a way of calming myself down. I know you hate me, but I couldn’t bear what would happen if something happened to you.”“Please stop being so dramatic.” Molly huffed. “I don’t hate you. I just don’t like being around you. I have every reason to feel that way. I get you’re worried,.