Voices. And flashes. Debra’s eyes moved behind her eyelids while she heard people talking. What were they talking about? They sagte something about being molested. A strange sound escaped her throat and she tried to open her eyes.
“She’s waking up” a woman sagte fast.
Debra opened her eyes and lifted her hands to protect them from the light shining above her.
“Good morning” a man in a white suit sagte friendly. Debra pulled back and glanced suspiciously. “You had quite a fall” He looked at his files. “A minor concussion and some bruises. Du were lucky” He looked up from the files. “There’s something else. I noticed some bruises on the inside of your thighs. There was also blood and sperm. Is there anything Du want to tell me?”
Debra shook her head. She didn’t want to relive that night.
“How long have I been here?” Debra avoided the question.
“A week” the doctor answered. “You didn’t have any ID on Du and so far no one has come for you”
“I can’t go home” Debra whispered in tears. She pulled up her knees and wrapped her arms around them.
“You won’t have to” the doctor reassured her. “Foster care has found a family who will take care of you”
“How long will I stay there?” Debra asked scared. She didn’t look vorwärts-, nach vorn to meeting strange people.
“Until your parents come vorwärts-, nach vorn and claim Du back” the doctor replied.
“They won’t come” Debra Kommentiert sad.
“She’s waking up” a woman sagte fast.
Debra opened her eyes and lifted her hands to protect them from the light shining above her.
“Good morning” a man in a white suit sagte friendly. Debra pulled back and glanced suspiciously. “You had quite a fall” He looked at his files. “A minor concussion and some bruises. Du were lucky” He looked up from the files. “There’s something else. I noticed some bruises on the inside of your thighs. There was also blood and sperm. Is there anything Du want to tell me?”
Debra shook her head. She didn’t want to relive that night.
“How long have I been here?” Debra avoided the question.
“A week” the doctor answered. “You didn’t have any ID on Du and so far no one has come for you”
“I can’t go home” Debra whispered in tears. She pulled up her knees and wrapped her arms around them.
“You won’t have to” the doctor reassured her. “Foster care has found a family who will take care of you”
“How long will I stay there?” Debra asked scared. She didn’t look vorwärts-, nach vorn to meeting strange people.
“Until your parents come vorwärts-, nach vorn and claim Du back” the doctor replied.
“They won’t come” Debra Kommentiert sad.
Rob returned with a notepad, and a pen. He gave both items to Deb and sat down. “They’ll be here soon” he explained. “They asked if Du could write your statement down, and sign it. It would save them some time, and they would see it as a sign of cooperation. It’s really important that Du cooperate, Deb. Do Du understand that?”
Deb nodded scared. What the hell had she gotten herself into?
Rob nodded at the notepad. “Just remember what I told you, and write it down”
Deb gazed at the notepad, swallowed, and opened it. The blank page, staring back at her, looked so uninviting she wanted to shut the book, and smash it against the wall.
“You can do it” Rob encouraged her softly. “I’ll be with you, every step of the way”
Those words seemed to do the trick, because Deb conjured a faint smile, and started writing…
Deb nodded scared. What the hell had she gotten herself into?
Rob nodded at the notepad. “Just remember what I told you, and write it down”
Deb gazed at the notepad, swallowed, and opened it. The blank page, staring back at her, looked so uninviting she wanted to shut the book, and smash it against the wall.
“You can do it” Rob encouraged her softly. “I’ll be with you, every step of the way”
Those words seemed to do the trick, because Deb conjured a faint smile, and started writing…
