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Page 88
... wanted our marriage to work. He abandoned us! You don't think I wanted to find a man for me and Lacy?” “Of course you did but you only fell for guys who were sure to leave you.” Jules said as Cailyn shook her head in stark disagreement ...
... wanted our marriage to work. He abandoned us! You don't think I wanted to find a man for me and Lacy?” “Of course you did but you only fell for guys who were sure to leave you.” Jules said as Cailyn shook her head in stark disagreement ...
Page 124
... wanted to tell her she thought that Sam- uel Ortega had taken it from her locker , but her expla- nation would have been too complicated , if not false . Plus , she realized , he was already being punished for something . Mrs. Conway ...
... wanted to tell her she thought that Sam- uel Ortega had taken it from her locker , but her expla- nation would have been too complicated , if not false . Plus , she realized , he was already being punished for something . Mrs. Conway ...
Page 157
... Wanted sent film crew out to the area and they inter- viewed Lieutenant Arms . He told them in part , “ We con- tinue to follow any leads that we get . We've received a lot of calls into our call center and Crime Stoppers . " Lieutenant ...
... Wanted sent film crew out to the area and they inter- viewed Lieutenant Arms . He told them in part , “ We con- tinue to follow any leads that we get . We've received a lot of calls into our call center and Crime Stoppers . " Lieutenant ...
Contents
CHAPTER | 11 |
OBSESSIONS AND FANTASIES | 25 |
THE UNWILLING SOLDIER | 38 |
Copyright | |
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