Madeline Martin

Like, you know, and you just like kind of make excuses for it, which I feel like is normal, you know, and, or not normal.

It shouldn't be normal, but so whatever.

It was fine.

Nothing ever really happened.

I just took phone calls and,

took notes and that was it.

And I went home.

I went and got lunch and went home.

And I just remember like, I remember sending a Snapchat to my friend and I was like, this is the best job ever.

And I was like sitting here with my Chick-fil-A, like this is so easy.

And I like enjoyed like answering the phone or whatever, but I just knew deep down, I think that something was weird.

Cause I was just like sitting in the corner,

of the like of the office area like it wasn't even sitting at the front counter like you know most of the time if you know i feel like you'd be at the front counter or where do you feel most comfortable kind of thing but he was just like you can sit back here i don't know but looking back now i'm like he could have raped me like he like anything could have happened like you never know and looking back now

Obviously, I would never put myself in that situation again.

But once again, I was just, he was just family friend, Robert, and nothing was weird.

Like it was just very normal.

And so let's jump back.

So this is all happening.

So this is all led up.

So this was like, we're approaching, I think it was the, it was a weekend.