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“You didn’t answer my question” Deb said, when she pulled back. She elaborated, when Mike frowned. “Beth. Is she okay?”
Mike’s eyelids fluttered shut, and Deb was alerted immediately.
“What is it? Did something happen to her?” Deb urged, starting to panic. “Mike, tell me!”
“I’m sorry, Deb” Mike sighed said, and he took her hand again. “The FBI found her, in her motel…There was nothing we could do”
Deb nodded, in understanding. “Can you…can you leave the room, please?” she asked, softly, nearly whispering.
“Deb” Mike pleaded. “Don’t do that. Don’t shut me out again”
Deb responded in turning away from him again, and freeing her hand.
Mike sighed and stood. “Alright, then. I’ll give you some time alone” he said, and he left the room. In he the corridor, he met with Claire. She looked exhausted. “Hi, Claire” he greeted her.
“Mike” she said, crossing her arms. She glanced at the closed door behind Mike. “How’s everything in there?”
“She’s awake” Mike started.
“Really?” Claire said, with slightly raised eyebrows. “That’s…that’s a relief. You know, Ryan’s still…” her voice trailed off, but Mike understood. “Max is with him now”
“Max?” Mike frowned, confused.
“I’m sorry. Maxine, his niece” Claire clarified. “Listen, I was just going to get some coffee. Care to cadastrar-se me?”
“Actually, I’d rather stay here” Mike said slowly. “But I wouldn’t say no to a cup, even it is disgusting”
Claire cast him a faint smile. “You got it”
Five minutos after Claire had walked around the corner, another door opened, and a young brunette came walking out. She headed straight for Mike and leaned against the wall, seguinte to him.
“I swear I’m going to kill them” she muttered, with a look at Mike. Then she looked ahead. “I don’t care if I lose my job over it. I’m just going to shoot them in the head, one por one”
“You’re a cop?” Mike guessed.
Max turned back to him, and rubbed her forehead.
“I’m so rude” she mumbled. “I’m sorry, you have no idea who I am” she said, obviously. She stepped away from the wall, and reached out her hand. “I’m Max, I’m Ryan’s niece” she introduced herself, as Mike shook her hand. “And yes, I’m a cop. NYPD, to be exact. Sort of runs in the family, I guess”
“My name’s Mike” Mike said.
“Yeah, I know” Max nodded. “Uncle Ryan’s told me all about you. He, eh, he told me you had this sad cachorro, filhote de cachorro look”
“I don’t have a sad cachorro, filhote de cachorro look” Mike grunted, defensive.
“Yeah, you kind of do” Max argued. “Hey, I get it” she said, raising her hands. “I know what you’ve been through. You’ve earned your sad cachorro, filhote de cachorro look”
They heard footsteps and a moment later, Claire returned with two cups of coffee.
“I see you two have met” she said, handing one of the cups to Mike. “I’m sorry, I didn’t think about-”
“It’s fine” Max interrupted. “I, eh, I need to go anyway. But I’ll be back later. It was nice to meet you, Mike”
“Sure” Mike replied vague. He decided he had given Deb enough time alone, and not caring if he was being rude towards Max and Claire, he walked back in.
Deb wasn’t lying in her bed, but retching sounds led him to the bathroom, where he found Deb sitting on the floor, her legs tucked underneath her, leaning over the toilet.
Without a word, Mike knelt behind her, and pulled her against his chest. He kissed the back of her head, and wrapped his arms tightly around her.
“I’m sick, Mike” Deb said, with a weak voice. “I can’t stop barfing”
“I’ll get you a doctor” Mike said. “You’ll be fine, I promise” he added.
And so a doctor came. He held a clipboard in his hands, and he smiled mischievously.
“I can assure you, Ms. Parker, that you’re not sick” he started. “You’re pregnant”
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Ryan was about to tell Mike that he wasn’t allowed anywhere near the case, when his phone buzzed.
“You didn’t hear it from me” Deirdre started, when Ryan had picked up. “but you need to turn on your television”
Ryan did what she said, and his eyebrows became a curved unity, when he saw Donovan on the news. “What the hell is he doing?” Ryan mumbled and he increased the volume.
“So, you think agent Debra Parker is behind the murder of her own sister, Beth Parker?” a reporter asked.
“All I know,” Nick started, carefully weighing his words, “is that agent Parker could be an...
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A few weeks later Debra was put in yet another foster family. This time she didn’t even try to be nice, but she wasn’t rebellious either. It would only be a matter of time before they would have enough of her, so however horrible this family, with its five children, was, Deb would just take it and not complain about it.
The first issue came on the night she arrived. Deb could hear a girl scream from inside, but her new foster father, Mr. Morgan, told her to wait por the car, while he would take a look at what was going on.
But it was cold outside and so five minutos later Deb snuck inside...
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Not wasting any time Abigail walked upstairs and opened the closet. She pulled out a suitcase and zipped it open.
She heard someone ring the bell, but since she wasn’t expecting anyone, she didn’t pay much attention to it. She turned back to the closet and took a few sweaters, blouses, T-shirts and pants. She closed the closet and walked to the drawer seguinte to her bed.
“Good afternoon, sir” a woman said downstairs. She seemed a little nervous. Her eyes were red as if she’d been crying.
“Can I help you with something?” Wayne asked suspicious, while the woman searched her purse....
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Debra had no sense of time when she walked into the kitchen, listless, like a dead girl walking. Her eyes were thick and bloodshot. There were stains from grama and earth on her clothes and in her hair, that fell down her shoulders in tangles.
She heard someone call her name, but she was so far gone in her own mind, it sounded like it came from a bad adjusted radio. She started when two hands grabbed her shoulders.
“Debra!” Abigail called concerned.
Debra blinked, the only response she was prepared to give. Abigail sighed and let go. “Go get yourself cleaned up. You look like a mess. Lunch...
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A strong hand grabbed her wrist as Deb aimed for the woman again. She turned her head to face an older man. He looked furious.
“If you hit my wife one mais time…” he said threatening. “Let her go, Wayne” the woman appealed. “She’s just upset” Wayne’s grip on Deb loosened and she liberated herself. She looked from Wayne to his wife and back.
“Who are you? What have you done to my baby?” she cried quietly.
The woman pulled Debra closer and caressed her hair. “Poor child, you’ve had to endure way too much pain for your age” she said. She looked up at her husband. “Could...
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A week had passed when Debra had ran out of bread. She was hungry and dirty. She had considered going back to her parents, but that would also mean going back to Dale and that was just not an option. They would probably put her back into that cage.
She still got sick in the mornings. People walked past her, curling their noses. But once the morning had passed she felt her stomach protest against the lack of food.
As she stopped at a supermercado she considered what she was about to do. One of the ten commandments crossed her mind. Thou shall not steal. But she wasn’t going to steal anything....
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Voices. And flashes. Debra’s eyes moved behind her eyelids while she heard people talking. What were they talking about? They said something about being molested. A strange sound escaped her throat and she tried to open her eyes.
“She’s waking up” a woman said fast.
Debra opened her eyes and lifted her hands to protect them from the light shining above her.
“Good morning” a man in a white suit said friendly. Debra pulled back and glanced suspiciously. “You had quite a fall” He looked at his files. “A minor concussion and some bruises. You were lucky” He looked up from the...
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Debra ran through the hallway and Dale opened the door of his bedroom. “Debra! Come back!” he shouted while he pressed his hand against his bleeding neck.
Other doors opened as well and soon everyone was looking for Debra.
Debra ran to the front door when someone grabbed her from behind. She started to scream when a hand covered her mouth. A boy, about her age, looked at her and ordered her to be quiet.
“The front door is too obvious” he whispered. “I know a better way” He took her hand and pulled her to the basement. He turned the light on and quickly walked downstairs. They ignored...
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Dale pulled himself of off Debra, who was staring ahead of her, completely in shock.
“If you want to you can clean yourself up” Dale suggested and he pointed at a door. “There’s the bathroom”
As in slow motion Debra put the vestido back on and climbed out of bed. Shaking on her legs she walked to the bathroom. She pushed the latch down and entered the room. She closed the door and locked it.
She turned the chuveiro on and undressed. When she got in the chuveiro the water was painfully hot, but she didn’t care. She looked down and saw blood mixing with the water.
Still feeling dirty Debra...
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6am, the seguinte morning.
The basement door opened and someone walked downstairs. They were carrying a bucket with water. They walked to the cage, opened it and poured the ice cold water over Debra’s sleeping body. Debra woke up screaming and turned on her back.
Agnes smiled at her, the bucket in her right hand. “Wake up, sleepy head. We have a lot of work to do”
Debra tried to get up, which was difficult, because she hadn’t stand up since she was put here. Agnes lost her patience and grabbed the girl’s arm. With a violent gesture she pulled her up. “Now, come on. Breakfast is ready”...
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Mike walked through the hospital aisle to Debra’s room. The door was open and the doctor was just leaving. Debra smiled when she saw Mike standing in the doorway.
“My hero” she smirked and signaled with her hand, giving him permission to enter.
“How are you feeling?” Mike asked softly.
“Dirty” Debra replied grumpy. “I just want to go início and get cleaned up…But that’s not going to happen. We still have a bunch of killers on the loose” she added. “Did you hear from Ryan yet?”
“Eh, yeah. He’s on his way back” Mike answered.
“Well, then there’s no time to waste”...
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Rob parked his car across the ‘Dahlia Dancers’, tapping the steering wheel anxiously. A police furgão, van was parked right in front of the club.
His phone rang in his pocket, and he pulled it out quickly.
“What’s going on?” he asked nervously.
“You don’t want to come in here” Claudia replied vaguely. Then she elaborated: “One of the girls talked. The feds are all over the place. They want to talk to you”
“I’ll talk to them, alright?” Rob promised. “I just need to get something first. Can you buy me some time?”
“What about tonight? We’re supposed to open in an hour” Christina...
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“I really don’t know what else I could tell you” Rob was sitting opposite two investigators, who had brought him in for questioning. “Why would Deb say she didn’t kill that man, if she didn’t do it?”
The investigators traded a glance, and then one of them, Cookson, opened a folder and pulled out a piece of paper. He put it down on the mesa, tabela and shoved it towards Rob.
“Do you recognize the handwriting?” Cookson asked.
Rob picked it up, and glared at it. “Sure” he muttered, and then looked up at Cookson. “That’s Deb’s handwriting”
“That, Mr. Lively, is the statement...
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As the years passed, Deb began to lose hope of ever being released. If not for Susan, Deb would’ve gone full depression mode.
But Susan would wake her up every morning, her eyes sparkling, and if Deb would refuse to open her eyes, Susan would tickle her until she heard that laugh she had grown to love.
“I made you something” Susan mentioned, once Deb was fully awake and up.
Deb frowned, worried. “Did I miss something? I mean, it’s not some kind of anniversary today, is it?”
“No, no, no, no” Susan hastily reassured her. “I just got bored , while you were having hot dreams about...
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A ano and a half later…
Deb was staring at the white envelope that had just been delivered. It was sent por the Academy for Young Adults.
“Aren’t you going to open it?” Susan asked, curiously.
Deb turned the envelope round and round in her hands. “What if it says I’m not smart enough?” she panicked. “I totally screwed up with math. And geography was a joke. Sure, history went pretty well, but then again, I pretty much lived in a biblioteca for some time”
Susan jerked the envelope out of Deb’s hands, before the latter could babble even more. She ripped it open and read the letter...
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There was a moment of silence, after Deb had confided in Susan. Then, Susan let out a long breath.
“Wow. I don’t know what I was expecting, but it wasn’t that. Do you know what I would do if I were you? I’d try to find out mais about the subject. I’m sure there are books about cults in the library”
“What good is that going to do?” Deb shrugged.
“You’ll need a job when you get out of here. You might as well specialize yourself in something you have experience with” Susan replied.
“I’m not getting out, Susan” Deb hissed. “I’m convicted for murder. I’m in here for...
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The furgão, van stopped in front a huge building with many small windows. Two women in uniform got out of the van, and walked around it. They opened the backdoors, and told the passengers to get out.
“Look at that” a ginger-haired woman mumbled, behind the barbed wire. “Fresh meat”
Both hands and feet chained, the new inmates shuffled forward. Once inside they were each separately brought into a room, where a correctional officer, and another woman, were waiting for them.
“Take off your clothes, please” the woman ordered, while putting on a pair of gloves. The ‘please’ didn’t make it...
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