Valley Eye Care

Chapter 1

"No! I'm not going to stay here and deal with it! We live like animals! Forget your regrets about the divorce! I'm not going to rush to you either! I'm leaving for good! "Candace yelled into the receiver.

"Well, you'll have to stay, whether you like it or not. What is your choice? "Mr. Timmons has insisted on a frustrated tone. He was becoming increasingly impatient with Candace and its requirements.

"I've had with you and Mom, I'm just going to leave!" She screamed. She slammed the receiver on the desk.

Her face was swollen like a bad mosquito bite, wrote a history of anger and tears of disappointment. Candace felt betrayed by the refusal of his father to allow him to live on his own apartment, or take him into his house. The coldness of his dominant mother had finally pushed to the edge of the cliff. Leaning on precarious while looking down into the valley below, she thought about skipping sometimes. His desire to leave his position in life seems stronger than ever. It put its evacuation plan into effect. Thank you heaven I will probably not stay here any longer. I can go stay with my dad or aunt and really work on my paintings.

Her hazel eyes met the eyes of cold steel blue of his mother. Candace looked right through it as if it were a mirage instead of an oasis in the desert. A just anger of his mother entered slowly, but chose to ignore its interests, as usual. Warning symbols and body language has not changed, his position because of his emotional.

"So I suppose you'll be happy now. You finally got what you wanted. No need to say goodbye and I go my way," Candace said coldly. You always use people and pretend that you don ' have anything for them, or you're really sorry for your actions.

Timmons barely looked up from his place. The shock to the right on his chair for some reason, perhaps in shock. Candace could not really tell what was happening in his mind. She was waiting for a response from his mother. Finally, Timmons took a deep breath and sighed in exasperation.

"Very well. Leave the keys with me. Take what you need and nothing else," Timmons said coolly, as she folded her arms over her chest. She stared at the floor instead of lifting his head to watch his daughter.

"Well, you always get what you want now, not you? One way or another, you are able to handle my life. Sometimes I can not even believe what you managed to get away with. If Dad did not know the whole story, "she moaned, as she lost, wringing her fingers in her hair left.

Timmons challenge looked away for a moment. She took a deep breath while his eyes wandered back and forth from one side of the room to another. Candace waited for him to say that last comment, it is usually when they disagreed. I am not one who has to win the arguments, she told herself.

"Well, do what you want. You are always full of nonsense. Just go to your luggage and then leave, if you're not happy. It's not like I want to stand, "she announced coolly after a few minutes had passed.

"Very well." Candace replied without hesitation. I will not waste my time on someone who does not care, because if I wanted, I would stay.

She fled wildly out of the room. Rushing through the hall, she headed up the stairs now. Since she had lost that series of shots, she decided she would no longer fight in this war of words between his mother and father. His intention was to leave this house, once and for all. This time, his determination to leave seemed genuine.

Strawberries.