as possible between herself and her mother, Nary Marsden, the classically b

iously uncomfortable. The black gown and hat that she wore matched perfectly with her perso

mely cold woman next to her wasn't something that she does frequently. It has been years

ty seconds without stopping. Yes, Bree has been counting. She

we stop for a whil

aze and looked downward, downcasted. No reply came from Nary and she returned to the position she was in. As Bree sa

he car, her eyes grew wide when she saw what was written on the signp

d her mother's orders as the car's do

aused Bree to be nauseous. Was her Mother finally getting help? Did she realize that she wasn't acting normal like every

taff members bowed in respect and the

sign

that it was a stand-in paper and nothing serious. Her excitement too

et he..help here. I'm sure after everything, we'll be fine

her, almost peeing her panties when her hand

ve got a loose nut. You're the one who'll get help from these people. Look at

ha

by how wicked and unsympathetic they came off. Turning backward, her eyes fell on the patients who were peeking fro

get help here. When you're out, I'll take

al. I don't need help, I promise you

e been talking back at Mommy and I'm sure a nut upstairs fell. They will help you fix the nut, okay? Mommy al

shed soon and although she always picks the cruelest punishment for her, she never imagined

ir, I stole that file from uncle's room, and worst, I...I chased away Helen and Iris because y

ing. The nurses shiv

o so," Nary replied strongly, her British accent kicking in.

nched her face in disgust as Nary's hands fell on her face again. She patted her all over and looked at her in a way that one would think it was love. Bree had once mistaken that look too. "As for decisions, w

le girl and yet again, she believed it. Her head automatically nodded in agreement. It has a

nothing, and she was bad luck to everyone who loved her, especially

ing in a psychiatric hospital so she fell at her m

other. I'll be good. Please don't leav