So I decided to do something about it.
I wish I hadn’t.
I should feel horrible for snooping but I
feel worse about what I found.
In the back of her closet I found a
bulletin board overflowing with newspaper clippings. They dated back over
fifteen years.
They were mine. My murders. Over a hundred
of them at least. She figured me out when only one other person has. Or at
least she thinks she has. She’s found a connection and sooner or later she’s
going to connect it back to me.
Obviously I can’t kill her – not yet anyway
– but I have to do something. I’m going to talk to James tonight to see if we
can find a solution but I’m really worried about Sandra.
I honestly never wanted the kids to have to
find out about my double life. A parent’s darkness should not overshadow their
child.
That’s pretty deep; someone should write
that down.
Anyways, I hope that Sandra doesn’t connect
the dots any more than she has.
For her sake and for mine.
And for Jason’s sake as well, I suppose.
Eventually Sandra’s going to tell him what she knows and I’m afraid he’s going
to take it out on James. Men – boys – tend to go after their father figures and
James is the only one Jason has ever had, even before his mother went up the
creek. I’d hate for him to lose that and I just know that Jason would find a
way to blame him.
Boys.
So really it’s in the best interest of my
entire family if Sandra doesn’t take her little Nancy Drew act any further. I
just hope I can find a peaceful solution.
Pray for me.
As always, dear readers,
Stay Safe
This is a work of fiction. Any events or characters that bear any resemblance to real life is strictly coincidence and unintentional
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