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Frankie Delesline's Half-Sister Research Paper

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I’m Frankie Delesline’s half-sister. I’ve known him all his life. My brother is the friendliest, gentlest, and loving person one could meet. I’ve never known my brother to be callous to their children or malicious to his wife. Frankie constantly praises their kids. Despite everything which has taken place, my brother speaks highly of his wife as well. It breaks my heart to know they are going through this disconcerting situation but it has been intensifying for over 10 years. My brother is aware of how my marriage ended over domestic violence and was saddened that he couldn’t do anything to help me during such a tumultuous time. Frankie and I have spoken on multiple occasions as to why it was necessary for him to leave his wife. The

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