The Holiday Visitor Tara Taylor Quinn MILLS & BOON
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Chapter One
Friday, September 4, 1992
Dear James Winston Malone, They gave me your name as someone who wanted to write to someone else who had a parent that was a rape victim. My name is Marybeth Lawson. I am twelve years old. My mother was raped and killed last March. I just started eighth grade this year. If you want, we can write. Sincerely, Marybeth Lawson
Tuesday, September 8, 1992
Dear Marybeth Lawson, I just turned thirteen last week. When will you be thirteen? I am in eighth grade, too. Writing’s cool if that’s what you want. Later, James Malone
Saturday, September 12, 1992
Dear James, I only want to write if you do. But if you do, I do, too. Sincerely, Marybeth Lawson P.S. I turn thirteen in January. I’m the youngest in my class because I started kindergarten early.
Tuesday, September 15, 1992
Dear Marybeth, Okay, yeah, I want to. What classes are you taking? I have shop. I like it. I make things out of metal. Right now I’m working on a shelf for the bathroom wall for my mom’s birthday. There’s no medicine cabinet in there. We just moved and the place isn’t all that great. I have art, too, and that’s cool. English and the rest of that stuff I’m not so good at. I get okay grades, I just don’t like ‘em. Like who’s ever going to need to know that that Shakespeare dude wrote about some guy who killed a king to be king and then had his wife commit
