Chapter Four
Late that night
There she was-it was her 10th
birthday and she was in the passenger seat of her father’s car. A black car was speeding down the road. She screamed.
There was glass everywhere and then there was Sonny leaning over
her. A few moments passed and everything
faded to black.
“Hey,
little one. How is everything going?” a male’s voice came
over the phone.
“Sonny? Is that
you? It’s been a long time. How have you been? You had me worried for a wile. There were at least 2 moths between this and
the last call. You don’t know how happy
I was to get your letter and the book.
Oh and thank you for the book.
How did you remember that I like Shakespeare?”
“Woh, slow
down kid. I’m sorry that you didn’t hear form me. But you gotta remember that I might not be
able to call you all the time, you know that.
And how could I forget that you liked Shakespeare? You spent three hours talking about what you
were reading. So how have you been
doing? Are you still getting those head
aches?”
“Yah I still get them but
they aren’t as strong as when they started.
I guess you won’t be here for the anniversary will you?”
“And miss giving you your
birthday gift on your birthday? Never.” Sonny said
kindly.
“But how? I thought that
you said that you could never come back here?
I tried to get dad to leave me somewhere else but he insisted on
here.”
“I’ll find a way to get
there and stay out of sight. But it was
smart of your dad to leave you with Jason.
He will keep you out of trouble and maybe you cane keep him out of
some. I gotta get going. I’ll call you in a few days. Be good.”
“Okay
Sonny, luv ya, bye.”
“Love you too kiddo. Bye.”