Author's note: Ya know, right about now I don't care if I get flames, as
long as I get reviews. I'd like to know if you guys want me to continue
with this story.
Disclaimer: Don't own em, Hampton and Spelling own em, not making a profit nor do I want to, so don't sue, the least you'll get is a wad of gum and a few pennies.
It was a week later and still Annie hadn't come home yet. The kids
were getting worried about why she had stayed gone longer than she
had planned. "Don't worry. Maybe she just needed a lot of time to
think things through." Eric told them. Just then the doorbell rang. "I'll
get it." three voices cried at the same time. Mary led Shana into the
house. "Uh, hi Shana." Matt said nervously. His dad and the rest of
his siblings noticed how nervous he was, but decided not to pay
attention to it. Only Mary was the one who didn't show anything. She
was the only one who knew. "Matt, can we talk in outside?" she
asked. "Let's go upstairs. Simon and Ruthie are outside." he said. She
nodded and they went up to his room in the attic. "Shana, we need to
talk." he said. She nodded. "I know. I was thinking the same thing.
That's why I came back." she told him. "So does anyone else know?"
she asked him. He shook his head. "Except for Mary." he added.
"You told her? Isn't she going to tell your parents?" she asked. He
shook his head. "No. And if she does, I'll kill her." he threatened. She
chuckled. Then she grew serious. "Matt, we have to tell your parents.
When is your mother supposed to be back?" she asked. He looked at
his watch. "According to her, a week ago. And I should be the one to
tell them, you shouldn't have to be here when I do." he said. She
sighed. "But I want to be. Besides, whatever happened is my fault to.
Maybe we should just tell the rest of your family now and wait until
your mother gets home to tell her." she said. Matt could tell she
clearly wanted to get this over with. He nodded. "I agree." he said, as
he heard the door open downstairs.
Disclaimer: Don't own em, Hampton and Spelling own em, not making a profit nor do I want to, so don't sue, the least you'll get is a wad of gum and a few pennies.
It was a week later and still Annie hadn't come home yet. The kids
were getting worried about why she had stayed gone longer than she
had planned. "Don't worry. Maybe she just needed a lot of time to
think things through." Eric told them. Just then the doorbell rang. "I'll
get it." three voices cried at the same time. Mary led Shana into the
house. "Uh, hi Shana." Matt said nervously. His dad and the rest of
his siblings noticed how nervous he was, but decided not to pay
attention to it. Only Mary was the one who didn't show anything. She
was the only one who knew. "Matt, can we talk in outside?" she
asked. "Let's go upstairs. Simon and Ruthie are outside." he said. She
nodded and they went up to his room in the attic. "Shana, we need to
talk." he said. She nodded. "I know. I was thinking the same thing.
That's why I came back." she told him. "So does anyone else know?"
she asked him. He shook his head. "Except for Mary." he added.
"You told her? Isn't she going to tell your parents?" she asked. He
shook his head. "No. And if she does, I'll kill her." he threatened. She
chuckled. Then she grew serious. "Matt, we have to tell your parents.
When is your mother supposed to be back?" she asked. He looked at
his watch. "According to her, a week ago. And I should be the one to
tell them, you shouldn't have to be here when I do." he said. She
sighed. "But I want to be. Besides, whatever happened is my fault to.
Maybe we should just tell the rest of your family now and wait until
your mother gets home to tell her." she said. Matt could tell she
clearly wanted to get this over with. He nodded. "I agree." he said, as
he heard the door open downstairs.
