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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required I will sometimes be asked how it came about that my children have one set of grandparents, and I know just what you are thinking now, but hear me out, an all of this will make sense. I’m explaining this for one final time to put all these blasted rumors to rest, the odd position my family is in did not come about due to incest! It began when I, Armond Carruthers, fell in love with a beautiful girl. Her name is Denise, and she is my light in this crazy and much-confused world. See the two of us were high school sweethearts, been together since our junior year, managed to build something that could outlast the blind passion of our teenage years. But during our freshman year of college we decided that we couldn’t wait, maybe we were just a pair of young fools, but we went ahead and set the date. Now this is the point the story gets strange, both of us were raised by one parent alone, my father died in a car accident when I was six, mom raised me on her own. Denise’s mother was out of her life, she cheated on her dad when Denise was four, her father George did all the upbringing, he gave her all of his hear and then more. We were just nineteen when we got engaged, her dad George was a fit forty-one, my mother, Kristen, was just thirty-nine, wanted to do something nice for her son. She was us to focus on our studies, and would gladly help plan the wedding, that she and George would make things run smoothly, we both thanked her, and let them do their thing. They both must have seen something they liked, though neither one of us realized it then, they kept meeting up to ‘plan the wedding’ again...and again...and again… All this time we just thought it was nice that these future in-laws were getting along, figured it would make holidays easy, you can say we both read that one wrong. Of course they did not tell us all this, and the wedding was done in fine style, neither realizing that for two months now my mother knew that she was with child… When three months later it became obvious, both our parents sheepishly let us know, to say we were stunned does not describe it, but later to the courthouse we did go. And as if this surprise wasn’t enough, when my mind struggled to make some sense, I received even more life-changing news, my Denise was also now pregnant… CONCLUDES IN PART II.
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