The Living Room
“Jeff listened to Amy’s story.
“It sounds like she took your question about using drugs better than I expected,” he said.
“How can you say that? We haven’t talked since.”
“She could have left the house without telling you where she was going.”
When she was a little girl, Megan ran away from home twice. But like Hansel and Gretel, she left a series of breadcrumb clues that made the incidents more cute than scary.
“I didn’t even think about that.”
“If she was connected to a bad network of kids, th...at could have been one of her first responses. She would flee to her ‘friends’ for support. Sending Bethany a text message telling her how terrible you are is probably a good thing.”
“I’m not sure that’s what she did. And why would that be good?”
“Because if Megan is telling her best friend that she isn’t using drugs, it’s the most reliable evidence we have, short of a drug test, that she isn’t doing anything wrong.”
“Yeah, I can see that,” Amy admitted.MoreLess
“It sounds like she took your question about using drugs better than I expected,” he said.
“How can you say that? We haven’t talked since.”
“She could have left the house without telling you where she was going.”
When she was a little girl, Megan ran away from home twice. But like Hansel and Gretel, she left a series of breadcrumb clues that made the incidents more cute than scary.
“I didn’t even think about that.”
“If she was connected to a bad network of kids, th...at could have been one of her first responses. She would flee to her ‘friends’ for support. Sending Bethany a text message telling her how terrible you are is probably a good thing.”
“I’m not sure that’s what she did. And why would that be good?”
“Because if Megan is telling her best friend that she isn’t using drugs, it’s the most reliable evidence we have, short of a drug test, that she isn’t doing anything wrong.”
“Yeah, I can see that,” Amy admitted.MoreLess
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