Part 21?
Ok haven’t posted because it’s just been so crazy I’ll update y’all
So one day I told my brother I’ll be moving out and I know I still owe them rent (even though she had told us before that we can go 3 months of rent free but didn’t tell my brother anything) he said it’s ok and we were heading home because I miss my big bed because I’ve been sleeping on my parents couch or floor.
I came in with my brother and the baby after my parents babysat him all day because she said she was going to clean. We got home and she was on her phone, the house a mess. I flopped on to my bed and I heard them arguing again, I stepped out the room to get the baby like always so he doesn’t see them argue, but she stormed out the door and I got scared and my brother went running behind her. Know this.. it was 10 pm, we live in a dangerous neighborhood and he had the baby strapped to his chest.
I heard them outside and she was yelling at my brother Carl like crazy. I just heard her repeating the words “GET HER OUT OF MY HOUSE” I saw cars slowing down to watch. I did record but it’s so hard to listen and you can bearly make out what she says.
A while ago my boyfriend on my birthday got me a kk slider plush when I wasn’t having a good birthday, to me that plush means the world it has a cute catchphrase he recorded for me.
Back to the story, I started to think of running through the back door and hanging out at the park, I was too scared to tell my parents but I built the courage and called them in a panic crying. Carl and Kelly head back up and Carl tells me I should leave that night. My parents aren’t too far but it was dark and a dangerous neighborhood.
I called my boyfriend Sanchez and he was livid and told me he’d get me a Lyft home but my parents answered and picked me up.
This is what Kelly texted me days after, we were parked outside their house to drop off the baby and she was outside facing the other way. In the car me and my mom discussed about how funny it is how the baby tries to communicate in cries almost the same way cats do, we had a conversation about BABIES. After we left she texted that
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This is very hard to understand can you explain it again please?