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It has not been long since I dropped the phone on Kim's parents. David was not really helpful with the information he provided. We both know that Kim and Lynn are both inseparable, those two teenage girls are always together. For them to tell me that my daughter is not in that house...
The fact that Lynn is not there makes me really worried. If she was not there, and Kimberley had been at home throughout that period, it means something was definitely wrong. That boy called Riggs is the major problem I have to tackle. I just don't know where to begin. Kimberley's parents are not even as responsible as I had thought. . .
I believe every responsible parent should know the kind of friends their children keep, e
