I can't believe that she wouldn't trust me enough to tell me about
something like this. I would never turn on her the way she thinks.
I know why she thinks I would, though. I don't spend enough time with her, and the gang that she usually hangs out with is full of people backstabbing each other and turning on them.
All I want to do right now, since I just finished reading Ken's report about it, is to run to her and pull her close to me and hold her.
There have been times when I thought that she was just looking for attention, but what if I was wrong? What if that had really happened?
I've noticed a change in her, but I never put much stock in it until now. No wonder she's become so withdrawn and solitary. No wonder she would rather go home by herself than hang out here at the infirmary.
If I ever find out who it is that's hurting my baby girl, there will be no other thing to do except arrest me for murder. And the really scary thing about it is the fact that I know a lot of the other soldiers here feel the same way.
Even Beach Head is threatening to jump this guy. I can't argue with him because I also appreciate the grace that A.J. shows as she demonstrates the gauntlet to the new recruits.
I'm going to take Kenny's advice and get A.J. away from this torment, and hopefully re-cement our relationship. I don't spend near enough time with her.
She needs to know just how much we really do love and appreciate her. It's time that I took time off just to be with her.
I need to tell her and prove to her that there is nothing that can tear us apart. She will always be my baby girl and there is nothing that could make me hate her for any reason.
First, I'll call the school and leave a message for her to come here to the infirmary and not go to the house. Then I'll call the travel agent and see what I can do about a vacation for the pair of us.
I'll tell her not to worry about cooking tonight, that we're going out. I know that she is also exhausted from all the work she does. She deals with school, cleans, cooks, and often helps here. I don't know how she does it. I wouldn't have that much energy.
I know why she thinks I would, though. I don't spend enough time with her, and the gang that she usually hangs out with is full of people backstabbing each other and turning on them.
All I want to do right now, since I just finished reading Ken's report about it, is to run to her and pull her close to me and hold her.
There have been times when I thought that she was just looking for attention, but what if I was wrong? What if that had really happened?
I've noticed a change in her, but I never put much stock in it until now. No wonder she's become so withdrawn and solitary. No wonder she would rather go home by herself than hang out here at the infirmary.
If I ever find out who it is that's hurting my baby girl, there will be no other thing to do except arrest me for murder. And the really scary thing about it is the fact that I know a lot of the other soldiers here feel the same way.
Even Beach Head is threatening to jump this guy. I can't argue with him because I also appreciate the grace that A.J. shows as she demonstrates the gauntlet to the new recruits.
I'm going to take Kenny's advice and get A.J. away from this torment, and hopefully re-cement our relationship. I don't spend near enough time with her.
She needs to know just how much we really do love and appreciate her. It's time that I took time off just to be with her.
I need to tell her and prove to her that there is nothing that can tear us apart. She will always be my baby girl and there is nothing that could make me hate her for any reason.
First, I'll call the school and leave a message for her to come here to the infirmary and not go to the house. Then I'll call the travel agent and see what I can do about a vacation for the pair of us.
I'll tell her not to worry about cooking tonight, that we're going out. I know that she is also exhausted from all the work she does. She deals with school, cleans, cooks, and often helps here. I don't know how she does it. I wouldn't have that much energy.