Everything seems normal. I follow them around. I'm so glad they're home."So how was your time here? Did you do anything? Maybe a surprise birthday par...ty?" Mom asks."Yes, Erin. I want a lock on my door." A lock?" says Dad."What for?" says Mom."I want it!" I yell. I stomp my foot and run to my room crying. I go to my hiding place."Charlotte? Are you okay?" Mom says. "Where is she?"I need a lock. Why can't they understand? Something very bad happened. I'm scared. Why can't I remember what the. ’ The truth was Nathan had been more than fantastic, helping me with Charlie and getting me back on my feet. Holding me when I broke down into sobs or I’d find him holding me in my bed after I had woken up screaming from a bad dream. I had grown close to Nathan I had even started falling for him, I couldn’t do it to him, knowing I wasn’t his type. I was nothing like those girls he used to bring home, besides he would be wanting to find someone and settle down soon and having Charlie and I there. Me and Pooja were still out and she told methat she wants to go to the stream which was flowing down the valley. First I thought she was crazy but then as we found a way there, we discovered a cold, silent and totally private place. Only the river, stones and mountains on both our sides. We sat there close dipping our legs in the cold water of river. I held her hand and she looked me in the eyes. I was gonna kiss her but then heard other friends of ours coming, so we parted and pretended that. These two got in touch with an attorney and an accountant on a Saturday morning. I had to wait a week to get an appointment with an attorney. I guess money does talk.Jeff basically knew what Jeremy was thinking and fought back a grin. I wonder what he would think of Frank's version of having an attorney and accountant to hand is? He just takes a couple of each with him when he thinks they might be needed. You can bet he has at least one of each waiting in Midville for him right now."Come and.