"You will but it is worth it."<br/><br/>Barbara replied to Sissy. Being a mother was one of the best things Barbara had ever been in her life. Although it was a huge life change and there was definitely a lot to learn. Not that Barbara had ever regretted it. All she regretted was not convincing Diane to say no to Martin Hayes. If she hadn't married him, maybe she'd still be alive. Maybes didn't matter, though. It didn't change the fact her daughter was dead.<br/><br/>Barbara was pleasantly surprised by Sissy's hug. Although, deep down, she knew she shouldn't be. That was just the kind of woman Sissy. She was a truly caring woman. Barbara returned the hug and said.<br/><br/>"Thank you, dear. It's hard but knowing I don't have to be alone right now helps."<br/><br/>She didn't plan to overstay her welcome with Shane and Sissy. Although she did appreciate their kindness. She wasn't ready yet to go back to her lonely house all by herself. She had a feeling that Oscar would be very happy staying here for a while anyway. He seemed to becoming quickly attached to Sissy.<br/><br/>"I will."<br/><br/>Barbara said and decided that she needed a nap. Today had a been a very draining day. Burying her husband next to her child. Being with Shane just made her memories of Diane come back more.<br/><br/>------------------------------------<br/><br/>Shane could not shake what that neighbor girl had said to him. He knew she was kid, but damn, she was creepy. He had never been good at hiding when he was bothered. Although he did not want to worry Sissy. He hadn't planned to tell but since she asked him, he wasn't going to lie either.<br/><br/>He replied to her.<br/><br/>"Nothing bad, just...The girl that lives across the street said we should move. She said bad things happen in our house."<br/><br/>Shane shook his head.<br/><br/>"She's about thirteen, she's probably just trying to mess with us."<br/><br/>But he didn't sounded very convinced, though.