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Sweetness in my girl

My Diary to Michele and the Times Spent with Her

After getting to know Michele, needless to say, Jake was madly in love with her. They took to each other so fast it made Sharon jealous. The chemistry between Michele and Jake was so powerful that he believed she knew he was her father before he even told her.

Sharon gave him the rules and he followed them just to keep the peace. When he would visit Michele, he paid the $250. to Sharon like paying ransom to see his own daughter.

Michele was told that Jake was only her mom’s boyfriend. When she called Jake by his name, it seemed that a real relationship could actually happen. This was an impossible scenario in reality because neither one of these two would ever give in to one another in the plight to make Michele his daughter.

Jake was a lesson to Michele about how to treat boyfriends and Jake realized that, as the situation grew stronger. Michele was always glad to see Jake but she could sense the animosity between her mom and Jake. Jake would argue with Sharon that she was lying to Michele, telling her that her father was Clarence Richard. Richard was a New Orleans Fire Chief, a retired hero.

Sharon married Clarence Richard on his Deathbed and she nursed him as he died of cancer. Sharon inherited all the man’s wealth, including his Social Security, Pension, Real Property, Commercial and residential. She was his widow and she was going to milk it dry.

Sharon had to have control of this child and couldn’t even let Jake have the trust that Michele could come to him for wisdom, advice, money or anything that a father would do for his child.

Michele would catch Sharon and Jake fighting over her and would try to act like she didn’t know what was going on but it was just too obvious. They would never whisper as they argued or maybe “not” use Michele’s name in the arguments, so Michele would have had to be deaf not to know what was going on.

Jake assumed that Michele would ask her mom why they were arguing about her. He figured Sharon would just tell her “don’t ask”. Sharon was like that when it came to addressing a problem that she didn’t want to address. She would automatically demand that you get off the subject, no matter how serious you might thing the issue was. She didn’t have an open mind to anything or even give a person the benefit of the doubt.