This is a look into the life of a girl who was lost.
Late one night on October 16 1964, Mr. Goren, drinks himself into a stupor at the local bar. “You no good, lazy whore! My dinner should have been on the table before I made it to the kitchen! I should have left you in the hospital after you did what you done to my wife.” He said to Lisa’s before he punches her in her swollen stomach. Lisa falls to the floor shaking and vomiting on the floor while holding her belly. She felt as if she was going to die because of the excruciating pain. Lisa jumps up and runs out of the house and never returned. Her dad thought he had accomplished his mission of causing her to lose his child.
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