Watching myself through the window
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I am in love with Lillian, and I will protect her life with my own life. Ernest asked "what made you so attracted to my sister"? Her eyes are the path to her soul. I damn near choked. I heard the same words many years ago and it came from Philip. Hearing those words was like watching myself through the window. I hope it does not turn out like my marriage.
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Generations of women inherit special gifts from their ancestors. Now Charlotte has the opportunity to educate the women in her family that the gift they possess is not a curse by the example of her life. Charlotte McCray - Fontenot is a educator, mother, and grandmother inherits a gift that all the women did from her maternal side of the family from the African woman Sarah. Charlotte handles life challenges, but once her divorce is final things change. Charlotte starts educating the women in her family about their gift.
About the Author
La-Vern Johnson-Scott is a advocate for special needs children and adults, that have mental and physical disabilities. She is a retired educator that loves gardening, traveling, and sports, She is the family historian, and loves making fragrant shea butter. She is a mother of two adult children.