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I didn't stop pulling Lenny until we were at a treeline. I only stopped because she was sobbing so hard she could barely breathe. I just wanted to get us off the territory first. Before anyone else came after us. "Lenny, calm down." I said as I wiped her tears away. "M-M-M-Mom... th-this is w-what she was keeping from us." She blubbered. "Yeah... It seems that way," I replied. "W-we should have listened to her," Lenny said. Lenny's right. We should have listened to Mom. We should have known that she had her reasons for lying to us. I bet that Lavinna and Liam knew that. They're so much more level-headed than Lenny and me. "They hate us, Lydia... Like... really hate us... I-I thought he was going to k-kill you." Lenny said, sobbing. "Well, it's not like I would have stayed dead." I r