The House of My Mother: A Daughter's Quest for Freedom

by Shari Franke

“Your mom has invited me to leave the family home so I can work on myself,” he said, his voice cracking. “Once I’m better, I’ll come back, and we can be a happy family again. I’ll be gone for at least a year.” The words hit me like a sucker punch. A year? Tears streamed down my face as I choked out, “You’re moving out of the house, leaving the kids?” Kevin sighed heavily. “Yes, I’m leaving, and taking Chad with me. Chad is also selfish, and I guess selfish people belong together.

I now junderstand the fact that kevin was also a victim of this cult and why he left his kids to the unknown danger

“If your child comes to you on fire, you don’t pat them on the head and say, ‘It’s okay, I’ll help you.’ No, you beat them, and you kick them, and you hit them with a rod.

The fuxk????