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As Victoria suspected, here comes Kyle...
[SIZE=21pt]~PART 16!~[/SIZE]
I set out to find Tally, despite Maya's pleas.
"You're an Ojitchi!" she cried. "You have to take it easy."
"It doesn't matter. I have to find Tally," I insisted.
"Then I'll come too," she said.
"You're an Otokitchi!" I said.
"At least take our son Derek with you," suggested Maya.
"He would be in danger! Victoria-" I began.
"Derek is an Androtchi now. She wouldn't recognize him," Maya assured me.
I didn't know what else to say. If that was how Maya would let me go, then I would take Derek.
"Alright," I sighed.
Then Derek and I got ready to go and said our goodbyes to everyone.
"Stay safe!" Maya whispered. She kissed me.
I told our youngest son Kyle Jr. (now a Young Mametchi) that he needed to care for his mother since I didn't know how long it would take to find Tally.
Online I found Tally's husband's address. He lived in Mame City on Angle Ave.
Then we set off for Mame City in search of Justin Jacobs. Wherever he was, I knew Tally would probably be.
Derek and I took the train to Mame City and drove to the part of town where Angle Ave. was located in the suburbs.
At least, I thought that's where it was located.
"I think we're lost," Derek stated.
Will the two find their way? Find out in Part 17!!
[SIZE=21pt]~PART 16!~[/SIZE]
I set out to find Tally, despite Maya's pleas.
"You're an Ojitchi!" she cried. "You have to take it easy."
"It doesn't matter. I have to find Tally," I insisted.
"Then I'll come too," she said.
"You're an Otokitchi!" I said.
"At least take our son Derek with you," suggested Maya.
"He would be in danger! Victoria-" I began.
"Derek is an Androtchi now. She wouldn't recognize him," Maya assured me.
I didn't know what else to say. If that was how Maya would let me go, then I would take Derek.
"Alright," I sighed.
Then Derek and I got ready to go and said our goodbyes to everyone.
"Stay safe!" Maya whispered. She kissed me.
I told our youngest son Kyle Jr. (now a Young Mametchi) that he needed to care for his mother since I didn't know how long it would take to find Tally.
Online I found Tally's husband's address. He lived in Mame City on Angle Ave.
Then we set off for Mame City in search of Justin Jacobs. Wherever he was, I knew Tally would probably be.
Derek and I took the train to Mame City and drove to the part of town where Angle Ave. was located in the suburbs.
At least, I thought that's where it was located.
"I think we're lost," Derek stated.
Will the two find their way? Find out in Part 17!!
