Rachel walks home from the club. She does not have money for the bus this week as she has to buy Mark some clothing and shoes. Rachel does not want the other children to tease him about his clothing, which is too small. Things would improve if only she could finish her studies and start teaching. Rachel does not cry anymore. She accepts that her father does not love her enough to care about what happens to her and her son. It is clear to her that he loves his new wife and her daughter more. She does not feel sad about that fact anymore. Melvin Reed is no longer her father in her eyes. He is the man she once knew as her father, whom she once loved when her mother was alive. She was once his princess, and now she is nothing to him. Tiffany took her place. Rachel always loved children and pla
