Madeline:
The two stood in the doorway with f*****g proud smiles on their faces. I just didn’t understand why they couldn’t follow simple instructions from me. I literally told them I didn’t feel comfortable with them interviewing my children. But here they were, once again proving they didn’t f*****g care about anyone’s wishes as long as they wanted something to happen.
“Mommy, who are they?” Bodhi asked, pointing at the two. Graham wore a brown jacket and brown pants, Elgin wore a gray jacket and gray pants with a white shirt. They shared a look and smirked as they walked in.
“We’re your mother’s best friends,” Elgin said as he knelt down. He squatted to Bodhi’s level on the carpet.
“Really? Mommy, you have best friends?” Bodhi asked, grinning wide. I clenched my fists and took a sha
