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Kara Treasures Her Time Alone…and then Gets Caught

It had been a really stressful couple months for everyone in the Smith family. Sam and Barbara were getting divorced after 20 years. Nothing precipitous tore them apart. It’s just that over time, they grew apart. They had different friends, different interests, and since Michael would be retiring in a few years, he didn’t want to be tied down anymore. He had never gotten a chance to sow his oats when he was younger, and now that he’d have plenty of free time, being unhinged allowed him to do some of the things he always wanted to do. He agreed to take care of Kara financially. It wasn’t her fault. Sometimes, things (and couples), just fall apart. The kids, Michael and Kara had been told a few days earlier about Michael and Kara’s plans to separate. Michael, 17, was really upset, but life would go on. Besides, he would be going to school next year away from home on a full scholarship, and although he would have to go to two different homes when he went home to visit his parents, he’d adjust fine. He was a big, strapping young man. He was 6’4 and 220 lbs. and played football. He was one tough kid. Kara, on the other hand, was insecure to begin with, and this just made things worse. She was 16, and built like a gymnast. Well…she was a gymnast. She was hotter than fire. About 5 feet tall, no more than 100 pounds, with long straight brown hair that she kept in a ponytail. She was a straight-A student before being told about the separation, but when she found out, her grades ...

... suffered. She was depressed, and even gymnastics, which had been her passion, was no longer as interesting for her. Some days, she would race directly home and lay in bed and cry. Both Sam and Barbara worked, but since planning their divorce, there was so much that needed to be done. Kara would keep the house, so that Kara could finish high school. There was money to divide, debts to be settled, and the always uncomfortable topic of who would “keep” the friends that they had made over the course of their marriage. Somehow, the money and living situation were the easy parts. Dealing with the kids’ emotions was a lot more difficult. Sam and Barbara forced the kids to see a therapist. For Michael, it was not so important. It was just to have someone to talk to, if he ever needed to. Kara was insecure already. Sure, she was beautiful and had a lot of friends, but the insecurity of being a 16 year old girl, combined with the new reality of two divorced parents, and the pressures of high school, meant that having someone outside the family to talk to every so often was a big help. Sam often stayed after school. Even when football season was in session, he worked out a lot with his teammates. They were the “cool kids.” They hung out at the mall, and although they were well behaved and polite, everyone around town knew them. Kara, on the other hand, was always a bookworm. Academics were really important to her. She had a small, tight-knit group of close friends, and she would hang out with ...