Out for Justice
“She didn’t normally have it on during the day, but at the first sound of thunder she turned it on to get the weather forecast. Rain meant Mark could come home early and she always liked to be prepared. She played the commercial again in her mind. When love turns to violence. The image of the young woman with a bruised and battered face dialing a number and talking to a counselor. Another image of her learning to leave safely and getting away. Starting her new life without fear of violence. Coul...d it really be true? Kelly committed the telephone to memory. 555-SAFE. For the first time in her life she felt a spark of hope deep inside. But what if Mark found out? He’d make her pay. He’d beat her senseless. What if he started in on the girls? He’d never hit them before, but this might push him over the edge. It was too dangerous. She’d never be able to pull it off. Mark was too smart. What was the harm in calling? Kelly could do that. But when? It had to be before the girls came home from playing with their friends and before Mark got home from work.MoreLess
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