Hello everyone, my character Genevieve Nichols is dying to talk to you today, so we have another character conversation.
Ann: What do you want to tell us all today Ms. Nichols?
Genevieve: First of all, I want to set the record straight. I love both of my daughters unconditionally. I cannot help that Jennifer was abused, but Lydia needed some extra special attention.
Ann: Don’t you think you were the one craving attention? Weren’t you the one giving Lydia all the attention you couldn’t get from your husband?
Genevieve: Well, maybe, but you know, he was mean and hateful toward my girls and me. What was I supposed to do? And besides, I needed support and encouragement. I was always the one giving encouragement to my girls and my louse of a husband, never asking for anything until he cheated on me with another woman.
Ann; Wait a minute, that didn’t come out in the story. Why didn’t you tell me that before?
Genevieve: I didn’t want it to be part of my story, you’re out finding my girl, so your detectives don’t need to be distracted. But, yeah, he was a lying, cheating, abusive, conniving devil of a man. I’ll have to tell you about him some other time, but for now, I need to gloat about my youngest daughter.
Jennifer: Mom! What are you doing out here chatting up the readers? You’re supposed to be resting. I leave for a few moments and here you are, telling all kinds of lies to Ann and her visitors. They don’t want to hear about that, they want to read the book, don’t you? Let me know what you think of my mother’s tirade in the comments below.
Ann: Jennifer, I thought you were helping Becca, Jason and Joseph solve the case. When did you get back home?
Jennifer: I just walked in the door. Now, let me take my mother up to bed, before she causes any more problems or gives our story away. (She leads Genevieve out of our view, the elder woman still trying to state her case.)
Well folks, as we can see, there is a lot of bitterness and hatred between Jennifer and her mother, but you’ll have to read Journey to the Mountaintop when it is released in the next few months, to see how the story unfolds. However, let me reiterate my bit of encouragement from the last two interviews. I can’t stress enough how important it is to read A Journey of Faith, because if you don’t, you will be completely lost. Let me give you the links again, in case you haven’t read the first three interviews I’ve done in the past couple of weeks.
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07H7SCQNM
https://www.amazon.com/dp/1720213240
Until next time, let me know what you think about these little interviews. Thanks for reading, sharing and commenting on my site. To all you fine folks in the blogosphere, have a blessed day, and try your best to stay warm and dry.