Hey guys and gals!! What's up? Nuttin much on this end...I am glad some people took a chance on my story...Thank you guys so much for all ur feedback..

I love it and I promise to reply to your feedbacks most the time but I don't have time today..but nesxt time i will!! and because some of you read the prologue I'm taking a chance wit Part 1!! lol..

.I hope you like it...I hope its not terrible cause you know then u know I'll just die...Okay maybe thats a lie..lol...oh well...I hope you like this part..

OH and I promise to try and make each part a lil longer then the lat.. thats a goal Im gonna set for myself!! Hopefully I can follow it! lol
Part 2
The sun fell across the horizon as it rose from the sky. Liz could feel the heat of the sun
already circulate in the early hours of the day. She was almost regretting wearing the
sweater that was on her heat laced body.
“Next stop Roswell, New Mexico.” She heard echo throughout the train. She heard the
sounds of people rustling around gathering their bags ready to exit the train. She followed
their movements and slung her duffel bag on her shoulder.
Wiping her tired eyes she felt the train stop. Looking out the window she saw the small
town in movement. People walked gracefully through the streets, cars move rapidly down
the roads. None of these evident of the pain she held in her heart.
Walking off the train, following a couple of other people she felt the heat burn her skin.
She wasn’t used to this hot of weather in the spring.
She paused on the sidewalk in front of a small town. She held a look of loneliness and fear
in her eyes. She didn’t know what to do, she was like a little kid lost in the big world. She
had family here in Roswell but she wasn’t sure if she should go to them right away.
Walking down the street adjusting her bag she found the center of town. Her eyes gazed
from the mini shops to the UFO center across from the Crashdown Cafe.
The Crashdown. She looked at it in fear of what her Aunt and Uncle would tell her.
Would they make her go home? No she told herself, they couldn’t make her. If they didn’t
want her then she would just go somewhere else. Somewhere that wasn’t home.
Gathering all her courage she walked across the not so busy street, her gaze fixed on the
two doors in front of her. She could see the waitress’s in their cheesy uniforms serving
their customers with fake smiles plastered on their face. The people sat at their table
enjoying greasy food, talking, or just sitting their by themselves enjoying their
surroundings.
Pulling at the door she hears the chime of bells, looking upwards she notices gold metal
bells that help signal a new customer. She looks around the place and notices a couple of
teenagers stare at her. It was as if they never saw a new person before.
A patch of black hair moves quickly in the back room and she lets a small grin fall upon
her face. Walking to the back she pushes at the door, to see her Uncle Jeff telling some kid
to get the sugar from the back. She stares at him for a moment, her heart and mind eager
for his acceptance, to let her stay.
He notices the presence of someone in the room staring at him and he turns around
slowly. His eyes widen and a grin falls on his face. “Lizzie?” He says almost asking if it
was her.
“It’s me Uncle Jeff.” She says with a happy smile, a real smile.
“Oh Lizzie, when did you get here?” He asks as he wraps his arms around her, embracing
her in a hug.
“About a half an hour ago.” Liz says hoping that he wouldn’t ask too many questions,
even though she knew he would.
“This is great Lizzie, I haven’t seen you for so long. Where are your parents?” He asks his
grin spreading across his face as his eyes searched in back of her, and through the window
of the back room door.
Liz’s face falls and her eyes lower towards the ground as she thinks about her parents and
their controlling ways. “Their not here.” She whispers.
“What do you mean their not here.” He asks confused his smile falling slowly as he see’s
his niece’s fallen face.
“I mean I came here by myself, I didn’t want them to know.” She tells him her eyes tearing
up as she speaks.
“Oh Lizzie, what happened?” He asks pulling her into a hug again, trying to comfort her.
“I..I couldn’t live with them anymore. Th...They are tr..trying to change me. They are
controlling me, making me do things I...I don’t want to do. I..I couldn’t st...stay with
them.” She through her tears, her voice stuttering as she spoke.
“Calm down Liz, it’s okay.” He said patting her hair.
After a couple of minutes Liz pulled away from her Uncle and wiped at her eyes, sniffing
once more.
“Please don’t send me back.” She said begging and determination ran through her voice.
Her Uncle watched his niece and listened to her words. He knew that she was persistent in
her decision and wouldn’t change her mind. He knew that if he didn’t let her stay and
demanded her to go home, she wouldn’t go. The look in her eyes was more than anything
he had ever saw before.
“How about this?” He said with a pause looking at Liz hoping that she would consider his
words. “I will call your parents and let them know that I heard from you and that you are
fine. I’ll ease their most likely worried minds and you can stay here for a couple if days,
but by the end of the week I want you to call your parents, okay?” Jeff said hoping he was
doing the right thing.
Liz smiled at him and he felt her joy flow from her to him. She was afraid that he would
bring her home and now she threw her arms around him and just whispered to simple
words to him. “Thank you.”
“Your welcome Lizzie.” He said watching his niece’s face grow with excitement. “You
can bring you bag up to the guest room and put your stuff in there and then maybe you
can help out around here.” He said hopefully, he has been low on staff since his waitress
quit a couple of days ago.
“Of course I’ll help.” She said running up the stairs in the back room that brought her to
the apartment above her. The sounds of her feet could be heard until she heard the door
open and slam shut.
Jeff stood there for a second trying to figure out what to do. Instantly though he knew he
made the right decision. Liz staying her with Nancy and him was better then Liz trying to
sleep in the park in some foreign town.
“Umm..Mr. Parker.” A deep voice interrupted his thoughts bringing him back to the real
world. “Is everything okay?” The young boy asked his chestnut eyes shinning with genuine
concern and curiosity.
“Yeah everything’s fine son.” Jeff said with a smile patting the boy on the back.
“I was just worried, I thought I heard someone crying.” The dark haired boy told Jeff.
“Don’t worry about anything.” Jeff said knowing that this boy was different, he cared
more about people than any other teenage boy.
The boy started to turn around, his thoughts running wild when he heard Jeff’s voice stop
him in step.
“Max.” Jeff said.
“Yeah sir.”
“Get back to work.” Max heard the playful tone in his voice and just smiled.
“I guess I have time to start that now.” Max said a lazy tone in his voice but the obvious
playfulness was in his voice.
“Good.” Jeff said as Liz started her way back down the stairs, her smile wider and brighter
then he had ever saw before.
Tbc..??!?? So good? bad? in the middle? What do you think?