She's with the band

In a small town, down an even short road, lived a happy couple. Or at least thats what everyone will say. They dont hear the yells, the whimpers, or even the cries of someone hurting. No one knows the true srory of June Hartwell-Adams and Michael Adams. And maybe thats a good thing.. One windy night with the moon full high in the sky, out of the small little house down the short road. A woman with cheery red hair rushed out with bags, tossing then into the back of a small litlle 4 door ford sedan. If looking close enough you would notice the dried blood out of the corner of her split lip and the signs of a blooming black eye. She rushed back inside to grab the most important thing she could carry. She smiled when she saw a pair of matching grey blue eyes watching . "All right babies whos ready for a nice road trip hmm?" She crooned The boys smiled and clapped. "Up momma. Up" they babbled Smiling softly she carried them down to the car and strapped them in. "Ok babies momma's going to grab our Star and we will get going." June made her way quickly to the nursery and started for the crib. She heart stopped when she noticed Star wasnt in bed. "Hey there Juney." Turning slowly, June saw her husband Michael holding tightly to a small bundle. "Michael dear let me put Star to bed and you can enjoy your night hmm." She tried to reason.  She quickly ducked as a glass bottle shattered behind her. "Now June heres how it will go." He growled. "You and them basterds will leave town. Lord knows they aint mine. But i will be damed if you leave her with my daughter." He sneered.  "But Micheal....." "I said go!" He roared. "And dont ever let me catch you back in town. And if for one second you think you or those boys can come here for whats mine.... Ill make sure to send her to a place you will never reach her. You understand you tramp." He growled out  June sobbed and slowly left the home and got into the car. "Momma Star?" One of the boys asked. "Dont you worry boys one day when we are stronger, we will come for our Star." She promised driving out the way and down the street and soon passed the welcome sign leaving that town and her precious Star behind.