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Mom's Factory Monologue

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My dad had woken up a few minutes after 11:00 am, and immediately I ran to show him all the clues about mom’s disappearance, also asking him if we could bike to my mom’s factory. “This is a nice story you’ve made up dear,” He said after reading the notes. “I’m sure your mother just left early this morning. She could have come in late last night without us noticing.” I sighed. “She left me a note though. It’s her handwriting. I didn’t make this up.” “Sweetheart, have you ever heard of forgery?” He said Chuckling. “This isn’t funny!” I got frustrated. This was the second time today that someone didn’t believe me. “Well, you girls have fun at the factory, I have work to do.” He got up from the kitchen table, and walked down the hall,

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