Debra Parker Club
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Deb sat on one of the two hospital beds, in the hospital wing of the school. The nurse was flashing a light in her eyes, to see if there were any signs of a concussion.
“Can tu tell me your name?” she asked.
“Debra Parker” Deb replied.
“Who’s the president of the United States?” the nurse asked.
“George Bush” Deb answered correctly, and the nurse smiled, satisfied.
“You have some head, girl” she said. “I’m going to give tu something for the headache. It might make tu a little sleepy, but that’s okay. I don’t think tu should be following any lessons anyway. Stay here and try to sleep a bit, then I’ll call your parents”
The nurse left, and Deb lay back on the bed. She closed her eyes and tried to ban all bad events from that day, out of her mind.
“Having sweet dreams, are we?”
Deb woke up with a shock. Richard was sitting on the bed, staring down on her.
“What are tu doing here? Go away. I’m going to scream” Deb warned him, but her voice was shaking.
“Why would tu want to do that? Why are tu being so mean, Deb? I’m just here to pay tu a visit. That’s what friends do, don’t they?” Richard dicho innocently. “And when friends are sick, they get presents”
He searched in his pocket, and produced the photos. “Sorry I didn’t envolver, abrigo it, but it’s really the gesture that matters, right?” He handed the fotos to Deb, who watched them horrified. She looked up terrified.
“Did anyone else see this?” she asked, trembling.
“Just me, and the guy that took the pictures…and a few of your new sisters” Richard chuckled, full of malicious pleasure.
“No” Deb groaned, and she started crying.
“Hey” Richard said, serious again. “You can have these, on one condition” A big, wolfish smile appeared on his face, and it didn’t take Deb much time to figure out what it meant.
“Go to hell!” she yelled, hostile. “I already have the pictures, and you’re not getting them back!” She jumped out of cama and ran to the door, but Richard, who wouldn’t been knocked down with a bat, was faster.
He grabbed her arm and forced her to turn around. His hand enclosed her throat and he forced her against the wall. He squeezed, until she dropped the photos.
“Now, say ‘I’m yours only, Richard’” Richard hissed, his face touching hers, his tongue practically in her ear.
Deb made a strange sound, one that Richard couldn’t identify, so he released his grip a bit, and let her repeat herself.
“I’m yours only” she said, and Richard kissed her. He was so focused, he didn’t see Deb groping for the fuego extinguisher. “Hang on” Richard reluctantly stopped. “You should lock the door. We don’t want that nurse to disturb us, right?”
“You’re right” Richard nodded and he turned around. Deb used those few minutos to lift the fuego extinguisher from the ground and keep it ready. “Okay, we’re good” He turned around, and Deb turned the fuego extinguisher open, firing the chemicals right in his eyes.
“Aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaahhhhhhhhhhhh!!!!!!! My eyes!” Richard cried, and he tried to rub the chemicals out of his eyes, but he only made it worse.
Deb dropped the fuego extinguisher, turned around to collect the fotos and ran off.
“I really don’t know what else I could tell you” Rob was sitting opposite two investigators, who had brought him in for questioning. “Why would Deb say she didn’t kill that man, if she didn’t do it?”
The investigators traded a glance, and then one of them, Cookson, opened a folder and pulled out a piece of paper. He put it down on the mesa, tabla and shoved it towards Rob.
“Do tu recognize the handwriting?” Cookson asked.
Rob picked it up, and glared at it. “Sure” he muttered, and then looked up at Cookson. “That’s Deb’s handwriting”
“That, Mr. Lively, is the statement...
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“I called the academy for young adults and I explained your case” Annabel said, as she put a stack of study libros on the table. “They understand your position, although they were a little skeptical. They didn’t really understand why a murder convict would need a high school degree”
Deb picked up the book that was on parte superior, arriba of the stack. “Did tu have to buy these?” she asked, feeling like she took advantage of her sister. “They look expensive”
“They were, but it’s okay” Annabel shrugged. “You’ll pay me back one day”
“So, that means tu have a job” Deb figured,...
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Deb struggled to free herself, and Max let her go. She, deliberately, bumped into Max, on her way upstairs. She walked to the living room, where she sank down on the couch. She heard Max putting the stove on, but didn’t bother getting up to check what she was doing.
Ten minutos later, Max joined her with two cups of hot coco. “Here” she offered, but when Deb wouldn’t accept it, she put it on the table. “”It’s instant. Best I could do. I promise I didn’t poison it” She sat down siguiente to Deb, and took a sip from her cup. “Damn, that’s hot” she muttered. “I think I burned...
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“Okay, hit me”
Max an Debra were standing in the basement. Deb had put on más comfortable clothes, instead of pj’s, and Max had removed her coat. With rolled up sleeves, the latter looked expectantly at her opponent.
“I’m not going to hit you” Deb protested.
“Come on, Deb, tu can’t hide behind a escritorio forever” Max tried to provoke her.
“I wasn’t hiding” Deb frowned. “I just wanted to help other people like me, without…getting out in the field” she added, awkwardly.
“Yeah, that’s what I call a fancy way for saying tu were hiding” Max emphasized the last three...
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Two days later Deb found herself, lying in a hospital bed. She blinked, then closed her eyes briefly. When she opened them again, and everything around her became clearer, she saw Mike, sitting in the chair siguiente to the bed.
She noticed he held a book in his hand. She realized what book it was. She would recognize it anywhere.
“No” she groaned desperately, and Mike’s eyes flew open. Deb’s hand reached out, and he wrongfully thought she was reaching out to him, so he took it.
“Hey” he dicho softly, and he stood, leaning over her. “Take it easy, okay. You’ve been through a lot”...
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There was a moment of silence, after Deb had confided in Susan. Then, Susan let out a long breath.
“Wow. I don’t know what I was expecting, but it wasn’t that. Do tu know what I would do if I were you? I’d try to find out más about the subject. I’m sure there are libros about cults in the library”
“What good is that going to do?” Deb shrugged.
“You’ll need a job when tu get out of here. tu might as well specialize yourself in something tu have experience with” Susan replied.
“I’m not getting out, Susan” Deb hissed. “I’m convicted for murder. I’m in here for...
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Deb walked through one of the aisles of her wing, when someone grabbed her arm, and dragged her in their cell.
“Hi” a woman with half rotten teeth smiled. She seemed to undress Deb with her eyes. “You’re new here, aren’t you? Don’t worry, I’ll protect you” She wrapped an arm around Deb and pulled her close.
Deb pushed the arm off of her shoulder, and backed away.
“What’s your problem, bitch?” the woman snapped offended. “Didn’t mommy and daddy teach tu to respect your superiors?”
“Erica, I really do hope tu don’t mean yourself”
Out of nowhere it seemed, a ginger...
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When she opened her eyes, Deb lay in a hospital bed. Rob was sitting beside her, and for a moment Deb thought she was back in the institution.
“What happened?” she asked hoarse.
“You don’t remember?” Rob frowned. Deb shook her head. “What do tu remember?” Rob asked cautiously.
“The last thing I know, is that tu picked me up from the clinic” Deb replied.
Rob sighed and shook his head. “I can’t believe I have to be the one to tell tu this” he mumbled.
Deb’s eyes widened in fear. “Tell me what?” she asked, with a small voice. She wasn’t sure she actually wanted to...
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Ryan handed the book to Mike, who accepted it, but instead of opening it, he stared at the cover. He’d been wondering about Deb’s past for so long, and now that he had the answers, he hesitated.
“Are tu alright?” Ryan asked unsure. “You want me to do it?”
“No” Mike dicho grim. He opened the book and looked. Ryan saw his face change from rosado, rosa to red to purple to pale. “I’m going to kill him” Mike grunted, as he shut. He breathed heavily, through his nose. “I’m going to kill him!” he shouted, furiously.
“Mike, relax!” Ryan snapped, as Mike threw the book against the...
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Ryan and Mike decided to stop at a cena, comedor on the road, to have a late lunch, o an early dinner.
“What?” Mike said, when he basically crammed his comida in his mouth.
“Nothing” Ryan replied. “I’m just glad tu decided to not starve yourself”
“Why would I starve myself?” Mike shrugged, a little annoyed. “How is that going to help Deb?”
Ryan shook his head. “Has it occurred to tu that, maybe, she needs the kind of help tu can’t provide?”
“What are tu implying?” Mike frowned, angry.
“She grew up in a cult, Mike” Ryan said, frustrated. “How many people get out, without...
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Mike parked his car in front of the Chesapeake Detention Facility. Before they came here, Mike had insisted on seeing the crime scene, though not much was left to be seen.
Except for the four trails of footsteps. Three pair leading away from it, one returning to it.
Then three pair meeting each other again, at the edge of the woods.
“They closed her in” Mike had concluded. “She was jumped from behind. Cowards” Mike added infuriated.
Because Mike was still suspended, he had to register himself as a regular visitor. It wasn’t visiting hora yet, but Ryan pulled a few strings, and a little...
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Ryan was waiting outside, while the doctor was inside with Mike. Ten minutos ago, Ryan had left to go get some coffee. When he’d returned, Mike had opened his eyes. Ryan had called for a doctor, and now he was waiting for an invitation.
Finally, the door opened, and the doctor allowed him to go inside. “He needs to rest, so keep it short” she warned him. Ryan nodded, and entered the room.
“Hey, there, buddy” he mumbled, on his way to the bed.
“How long was I out?” Mike groaned, as he tried to sit up.
“Two weeks, give o take” Ryan replied. “You missed a lot”
“Where’s...
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During the rest of the día Deb was shown around. Christina explained her how to take orders, and where she had to put the dishes.
Soon enough, evening came, and it was time to change her clothes. When Deb was dressed in her waitress costume, the door of the cocina opened, and Rob appeared in the doorway.
He whistled admiring at the sight of her. “Do me a favor, and don’t change after your shift” he said, winking, making Deb blush.
In general the evening went quite well, aside the few broken glasses, and the wine Deb spilled on someone’s white shirt.
Finally, when Deb brought an order to...
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Deb quickly put on some casual clothes Miranda had dado her, and then stormed out of her room, down the stairs, and outside. She braked, and gasped, when she saw a light grey car parked in front of the clinic. It was sort of wrapped with a white ribbon.
“Do tu like it?”
Deb’s corazón skipped a beat, and she quickly turned around. Rob was leaning against the wall, his arms crossed, a smirk across his face. In all her eagerness to get out, she hadn’t even noticed him.
She ran towards him, and wrapped her arms around his neck. “I’ve missed tu so much” she nearly cried.
“I missed you...
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In the week that passed Debra didn’t say a word to Annabel, o to anyone else for that matter. Annabel realized she had gone too far with her accusations, but it wasn’t fair of Deb, either, to just simply assume Annabel’s life had been all rainbows and unicorns.
Sure, she had clothes, a cama to sleep in, and food. But she didn’t really have anyone. Before she had learned the truth about her parents, Annabel had made up this picture perfect in her head. Her father was in the army, and her mother was a teacher.
But now that she knew the truth, it was difficult to forget it. “Why did you...
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After Dale’s disastrous attempt at a proposal, Deb returned to her room. She had made a huge mistake, she realized that much. But she couldn’t force herself to live a lie like that. She had to get out of this place, but now was not a good time.
Now, people were flocking the hallway, guarding her door at any waking moment. She had to wait for the night. The night would be her ally, in this, most likely to fail, escape plan.
Night came, rather soon than late, and Deb waited in her bed, eyes wide open, still wearing the blue gown. Even if she hadn’t had it in her mind to run from this forsaken...
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It wasn’t until Deb couldn’t feel her knees anymore, that Dale decided to call it quits. Him, Deb, and Mrs. Parker had been praying on their knees for two hours.
Dale’s voice had resonated through the basement, lectura chapter after chapter, verse after verse.
“We’ll have to do this before every meal, until your soul is cleansed” he said, getting up.
“How will we know?” Mrs. Parker asked, concerned.
“I’ll know” Dale replied confident, and holding Mrs. Parker por her shoulder, he added: “Have faith”
Mrs. Parker nodded, and left the scene.
Dale turned to Deb, to see her, converted...
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“Sorry, Deb, no can do” was the answer, when Deb asked Rob, nicely, to return her sketchbook. “It’s the only thing securing tu to come back to this office, and I think tu really need our sessions”
Deb frowned sad, and frustrated.
“Can I ask tu something? What’s Annabel’s story?”
“That’s classified information” Rob replied strict. “Besides, we’re not here to talk about Annabel. We’re here to talk about you” he reminded her kindly.
He opened his escritorio drawer, and pulled out the sketchbook. He flipped the pages, and then stopped.
“Today, I want to discuss this drawing”...
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Sunlight shone through the window, but it was Deb’s intense stare that woke Annabel up. She caught Debra, sitting on her knees, in front of her bed, her hands folded as in a prayer.
“What are tu doing?” Annabel asked, suspicious.
“I’m praying for your soul” Deb replied, her eyes closed.
“My soul doesn’t need any saving” Annabel snapped, and she jumped out of bed, causing the picture, of her parents, to drop on the floor.
“It does, when you’re getting involved with those people” Deb replied, with a nod at the picture.
“Those people are my parents” Annabel hissed, defensive....
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It took three men, to pull Deb away from Annabel. She kicked, and screamed, as they dragged her down the hallway.
“You don’t understand” she panted, desperately. “She’s one of them!...What’s that?” Her eyes bulged at the size of a large needle.
“Just something to help tu sleep” one of the men said, pointing the needle towards her neck.
“No, I don’t want-” she started, but then her voice trailed off, and she hung limp in his arms.
A couple of hours later she woke up in solitary.
In the meantime, Annabel tried to fathom what Deb had said. If she could believe Deb, they shared...
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