Graybread
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A closed thread between Tristesse and myself. Please read along and enjoy, any comments please PM.
Franklin Ramsey was a solid, hard-working man. His wife Betty was on the road most of the time with her job. She sold Health Insurance plans to banks through a six state area. So Frank spent most of his time, at home with his daughter Roxanne. Betty had missed most of the important events in Roxanne’s life. Therefore, it was Frank that had taken Roxanne to all her dance lessons when she was younger, bandaged her scraped knees when she fell, nursed her through illnesses. He had attended all her school functions, and silly dance recitals, applauding her every misstep. It was he that held her crying at the loss of a boyfriend or tutored her through a bad grade. It was he that had explained the ‘birds and bees’ to her, and explained her monthly cycle when that time came, not her mother, not Betty. Betty had even missed Roxanne’s High School graduation, sending a card in the mail, instead. Over the years Frank and Roxanne had become very close, she seemed to fill the void left by Betty’s constant absence.
Franklin Ramsey was a solid, hard-working man. His wife Betty was on the road most of the time with her job. She sold Health Insurance plans to banks through a six state area. So Frank spent most of his time, at home with his daughter Roxanne. Betty had missed most of the important events in Roxanne’s life. Therefore, it was Frank that had taken Roxanne to all her dance lessons when she was younger, bandaged her scraped knees when she fell, nursed her through illnesses. He had attended all her school functions, and silly dance recitals, applauding her every misstep. It was he that held her crying at the loss of a boyfriend or tutored her through a bad grade. It was he that had explained the ‘birds and bees’ to her, and explained her monthly cycle when that time came, not her mother, not Betty. Betty had even missed Roxanne’s High School graduation, sending a card in the mail, instead. Over the years Frank and Roxanne had become very close, she seemed to fill the void left by Betty’s constant absence.