Alyssa

Yeah, it's pretty spot on.

Yeah, it's pretty spot on.

Yeah, it's pretty spot on.

How do you do that?

How do you do that?

How do you do that?

It really feels like it sometimes.

It really feels like it sometimes.

It really feels like it sometimes.

Well, two weeks before I finally kind of like let him have it. And that was our last conversation.

Well, two weeks before I finally kind of like let him have it. And that was our last conversation.

Well, two weeks before I finally kind of like let him have it. And that was our last conversation.

Um, well, I just, I just let him, I just explained to him that, you know, he wasn't there for me. He wasn't there to protect me. He was the worst. He caused the most pain and he was supposed to be the one to keep that from me. Um, and he doesn't, his younger kids are adopted and he doesn't even know where they are. And, um, Yeah, that he was a pretty crappy dad.

Um, well, I just, I just let him, I just explained to him that, you know, he wasn't there for me. He wasn't there to protect me. He was the worst. He caused the most pain and he was supposed to be the one to keep that from me. Um, and he doesn't, his younger kids are adopted and he doesn't even know where they are. And, um, Yeah, that he was a pretty crappy dad.

Um, well, I just, I just let him, I just explained to him that, you know, he wasn't there for me. He wasn't there to protect me. He was the worst. He caused the most pain and he was supposed to be the one to keep that from me. Um, and he doesn't, his younger kids are adopted and he doesn't even know where they are. And, um, Yeah, that he was a pretty crappy dad.

Yeah. Oh, my gosh. She is amazing. And all those GPS pins with a little girl.

Yeah. Oh, my gosh. She is amazing. And all those GPS pins with a little girl.

Yeah. Oh, my gosh. She is amazing. And all those GPS pins with a little girl.

Oh, my goodness.

Oh, my goodness.