Chapter 12

Jefferson finally opened up to Grant about his problems. They only issue is that Grant can’t go back and tell Miss Emma what they talked about so now he has to come up with a believable lie. They only thing that Grant really wants to do is get away from the south and all the issues that it brings. He can’t do that because he loves his people to much to just walk away from them. He just might have to because people are starting to learn about his love affair with Vivian and if her husband finds out then she could possibly loose her kids. Grant is trying to be a good person but his head is so scrambled up right now that he can’t seem to make the right decision.

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