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Mole's 'Molly': A Narrative Fiction

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Molly, at the tender age of ten Molly was dropped off at her grandmother’s house to live, after she had made her stepfather angry by not allowing her little brother in her bedroom. Her stepfather was angry he removed her bedroom door because his son a four years old, could enter Molly’s room anytime he wanted to. Molly’s stepfather did not like her, and he did not want her around he wanted her to be gone. Molly was a cute little girl with pretty brown curly hair with big brown beautiful eyes she was medium height, and average weight for her age. Molly’s grandmother was in Vacaville from Mesa, Az. Visiting Molly aunt. So Molly used this opportunity to tell her granny her stepfather Bill was always’ angry at her. That evening Molly’s mother …show more content…

Sports was Molly’s passion baseball, basketball, volley ball and tennis. She saved thousands of baseball and basketball cards. Her uncle’s collected and gave to her. Molly preferred being with only her granny, even those she played sports she didn’t care to have friend’s visit. She never invited company over, and didn’t want anyone to know where she lived. It was not because she was ashamed of her granny’s home or anything like that her granny had a nice home and a good job in law-enforcement, she just didn’t trust many people. Ever since she had been dropped off at her granny doorstep she would with-drawn from most people. She did like to be her teammates but only when she was playing sports, after the games were over she was gone. When Molly was thirteen her granny asked her a question she asked her “Molly, do you have an inkling?” Molly asked her “what does that mean?” “Do you have a clue or a feeling about something you want to tell me?” Molly, said “no” but incredibly the next day Molly said to her granny “I do have something to tell you but I don’t want you to hate me.” Her granny said “what is it, child, I could never hate you,” so at the age of thirteen Molly told her grandmother that she was gay. After junior high, and high school, Molly really exceled in her college studies. She became an honor student and received letters from the president for her excellent

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