Morningstar: Deliverance
Introduction
It seems like
forever since I’ve written. All the
mysteries are now solved. Well, not all
the mysteries, but all the mysteries that just fell in my lap after moving here
to Logan. There’s just so much to write
about now. There’s Tye, and there’s Tye,
oh, there’s more; but he’s just about the only thing I can think about right
now. Well, there’s Amanda too, and Beth
and Jason.
We got back yesterday
morning, and I was in bed by noon. I
know my parents will have a lot of questions and I’ll write the high and low
points of what happened while I was gone, as I tell my parents all about
it. It will probably take a few weeks or
maybe even months to tell and write everything.
It was an amazing experience, well yeah, I almost died; but even
that ended up absolutely and unbelievably, incredibly fantastic. It all really worked out great for me. Beth and Amanda had a pretty rough time, they
both got sick, and hurt, and I guess only they can say how bad it was; but some
pretty nice things happened for Amanda. I’ll
talk about that later too. Jason had it
pretty-rough, especially at the beginning and end; but I think he’s pretty
happy about how everything worked out too.
The person who had the worst of it though; and I can’t imagine how she
made it, was Bekah. I would have never
believed she could handle anything as bad as what she must have gone
through. Sometimes people find something
deep inside, some kind of inner strength or determination, and somehow, Bekah
did. Maybe something good came out of it
for her too. I think she loves Pierre;
but I wonder if she’ll ever think it was worth it. Somehow, I just can’t imagine.
We all think
Bekah’s pregnant, though none of us think Pierre’s the father. She hardly talked to us after Tye, Jason, and
I found her and Pierre. About the only
person she’s talked to at all, except for Pierre, and even that’s been pretty
nasty half the time, (it’s amazing how patient he is with her), has been
Tye. He brought a lot of money with him
and gave some to everybody. I don’t
think it’s just the money though. She
just associates Tye with coming home; but not with getting captured.
That brings up
another really, really cool thing for me, Tye’s staying around for a
while. Long enough for us to, as he
says; “get to know each other better, under less stressful circumstances, and
decide where we want our relationship to go.”
Well for me that ship’s already sailed.
I already know what I want, and I think he wants the same; but he thinks
we need some “normal” time to get to know each other and figure it all
out. That’s ok by me, as long as he’s
close by, and I see him like every minute of the day (yeah, I know, that’s not
going to happen), I can be at least a little like Amanda, I can be a “sort-of, patient
woman.”
This morning I need
to call Amanda and see how things are going there. Tye and Jason will be over to fix the
window. Hopefully, all of us, Tye,
Amanda, Jason, Beth and I can go shopping.
I’m going to ask my parents if Tye can come over for dinner. I’m debating if I should cook; but I’ll
decide that later. I’ve eaten Tye’s
cooking, and he’s an incredible cook, not as good as Stephanie, but pretty darn
good. So, I’m not sure if I’m ready for him to taste mine. He’s tasted my Shoshoni food and unfortunately,
it wasn’t any better than what I make at home.
Fortunately, I think he fell in love with me before he ate any of my
cooking… and I think he still loves me.
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