126: The evidence of the crime

Dana

My mother watched me without understanding why I pushed her away.

"You're treating me like I'm crazy. I'm not crazy, Mom. What's wrong with you?" I protested.

"Officer, I think it's best for Dana to rest. The psychiatrist will come soon to evaluate Dana's mental health and ask her some questions. I think it's best for Dana to rest and relax," my mother commented.

I also wanted the police officer to leave my room, but my mother kept treating me as if I had a mental imbalance. Rachel continued to get her way. She told me she would turn my life into a personal hell.

"Yes, but I'll have to return soon. We need Dana's statement for the investigation."

"I don't think we need to argue, officer. The evidence against Thomas is clear. He kidnapped our daughter and kept her captive."

"It's not kidnapping because I chose to go with him! Doesn't the law see that?" I judged. "You seem to be the crazy ones because you don't understand what I'm telling you. Thomas hasn't kidnapped me! He just tr