Rylee is a 19 year old college student and dental assistant going day by day hoping that she makes it till the end of day with her abusive boyfriend beating her every chance that he got. While George AKA G Money was just trying to find someone to lo...
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"damn she got here fast " I said getting up to get the door.
Once I opened it I couldn't believe who I was seeing.
" mom ?" I said with tears in my eyes.
" hi baby " she said smiling with tears in her eyes as well.
I ran into her arms hugging her tight crying on her shoulder, it was no doubt I missed my mom I haven't seen her in 4 years and she looked way better then the last time I seen her which means she got help.
" wha-what are you doing here ?" I said pulling her in the foyer of the house and closing the door.
" I'm finally out of rehab and I came to see if you still lived here and you do, I missed you babygirl " she said while wiping her tears.
" I missed you more ma " I said looking at her she looked so much better she was back to her beautiful self.
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" so your clean now ?" I asked her.
" yes completely I won't ever turn to drugs again it ruined my life and I lost my baby " she said smiling at me.
" well you might have her back " I said hugging her again.
" babe who's at the door " money said walking in the foyer.
" you guys are still together ? I'm so happy for you two " my mom said.
" wait, Sandra !? " money asked looking at us shocked.
" in the flesh " she said laughing.
" how have you been ?" He said coming to give her a hug.
" I just got out of rehab yesterday and the money I had left over I stayed in a hotel I came to see my daughter and her beautiful family" she said.
" hotel ma you can't stay in a hotel and you just said your last you can stay with us for a while if that's fine with you baby ?" I said turning to look at money.
