Monroy's Pond (Chapter 5)
Chapter Five: Reunions and Setups.
It’s a strange thing. Hearing bad news, or any type of news really. Good, or Bad. It all still comes with the same intense feeling of shock. And Molly knew there was going to be news. She knew as soon as she got the voicemail from Mrs. Hampton about wanting to meet up with her and Sammy, now known as just Sam. She hadn’t heard from Mrs.Hampton since the time of Monroy’s “disappearance”. Which was strange since she hadn’t even known Monroy disappeared for a whole year before anyone told her that was what happened, after he had moved of course. She still hadn’t figured out the note that was left either, or why Monroy hadn’t said goodbye first. And it was no use asking his mother, she never really answered the question, but mostly avoided it. And her. Which was even more strange considering Mrs. Hampton had always said how much she liked Molly.
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Monroy's Pond (Chapter Four)
His parents worried for months, years even, as to where their son went. The only clue they had was an old picture as to where Monroy might have gone, the Dimplow’s family cabin, but the police had searched every nook and cranny of the woods and the cabin. There was no sign of him anywhere. Mrs. Hampton cried and cried for days. She was devastated by the fact that her only son, a child, ran away. She told the police to leave Molly Mae and Sammy out of it, even though she knew there was the possibility they knew where her son was.
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