Zoe wasn’t angry at her mother. She loved her mother more than anything in this world and simply felt complete sadness that her mother was hurting s...o much inside that she had to resort to drugs. Zoe just wanted her mother back. As Zoe reached her destination on the sidewalk, made the turn and headed to her front steps she bit her lower lip. ‘This is it. Let’s see how high she is today,’ She thought to herself concerning the condition of her drug addicted mother. The handle turned slowly as Zoe. He will need to go through me to get to you.”I eventually met her sister, once we entered the house to talk. I learned that the guy had been very nice at first. In fact, he seemed to have a way of convincing everyone that he was one of the nicest guys you would ever meet. But after a few dates, he had become very possessive. He would fly into a rage if anyone ever looked at her.On one occasion, he had even gone so far as to knock her to the ground. He had said he would kill her if she ever. No, one had on a jacket. I think it was red, hard to tell." And they shot your old darky and your horses? Did they go into your house like they were looking for you?" I don't think so. They might have. We hid."He nodded and stroked his thick mustache. "We have two militia companies you know. One's legal, that's what Philip is in, home guard right now and, I must admit, quite lukewarm, and one more or less illegal, loyal, the Chalmers bunch. Most a'them's gone, couple a'hundred maybe. That boy. This time only two guys to a room with two beds. Kenny was my roommate, and we always got along great. He was telling me that Susie was there, and he was going to slip down to her room as soon as we had bed check. We were still dressed when the coach came by.Coach eyed us a second before he said, “You two get some rest tonight. I won’t be back by your room tonight, but I want you two to promise me you will get a good rest. We don’t meet for our late breakfast until ten, so be there. Be careful.