James, LeighAnn, and someone special

[LeighAnn McClay]

" I don't know!! Gah."

 

[Laine Elders]

She shrugged, looking innovent, "just askin." She laughed.

 

[LeighAnn McClay]

LeighAnn laughed." Well... So how are you handling this? With momma and all?" LeighAnn looked down. When she looked up she had tears in her eyes.

 

[Laine Elders]

"Uhm, well, she was kinda like my second momma." She smiled a little, "I mean, I miss her... But, god wanted it this way."

 

[LeighAnn McClay]

LeighAnn looked at her. "But Laine... She was my mom... Why? Why now? I needed her." She was crying so hard.

 

[Laine Elders]

Since she had a shirt that tied around the neck and a pair of short shorts on, she sat down on the edge of the fountain, pulled her knees to her chin, and said, "yea, I know." She smiled, "God, I miss her."

 

[LeighAnn McClay]

LeighAnn let go of James' hand. " I will be right back." And she sat down beside her cousin." I know you do. Everyone does she was the foundation of our family."

 

[Laine Elders]

"Mom is going crazy without her. She keeps asking where she went to." She frowned, again.

 

[LeighAnn McClay]

"Oh Laine... I didn't realize how bad she has gotten... Wow... That's a shocker... They where closer then we are... Being twins.. Ohmigawd look what I got... :

She handed her the picture

 

[Laine Elders]

"It's a major problem. She keeps thinking that if she drives to your old house that she'll see her." she let a tear run down her face. "It's kinda scary... We had to send her to St. Mungo's a few days ago because she drank to much firewhiskey."

 

[LeighAnn McClay]

"Oh wow... I'm sorry...Poor Aunt KaraLeigh... Wait... Poor Uncle Mike... How is he?" She wipped away Laine's tears... " That's why I left.. Daddy was drinking alot, too..."

 

[Laine Elders]

"Good." She nodded. "He's doing well. If only he could settle Mother down. It's like she lost HERSELF... And there's no way home."

 

[LeighAnn McClay]

[occ... reread it]

"Yeah daddy, too.

 

[Laine Elders]

"And you know how me and mother never argued?" She laughed, "That all ended."

 

[LeighAnn McClay]

"Yeah... Well... death changes people... Look at me?"