Chapter seven
She signs, "You have to see this," she says instead and walks out.
I sign and follow her out.
She stops by the window side of the sitting room. I continue to stare at her, very much confused at what she's trying to pass across.
She sighs again and points a finger toward the window. Is something wrong?
I walk forward, my legs shaking underneath me at the possibility of disaster ahead of me.
When I pull aside the curtain and look through, my mouth drops open in shock. What the heck!
I couldn't close my mouth, I couldn't stop the mad beating of my heart.
I look slowly back at mom. She sighs again, obviously frustrated like I am. I watch her walk away before I hold my head, mentally preventing the bursting of my brain. If I had a gun right now, I would shoot it through
