STACY I stare at Mom in disbelief and anger. “I don't need my therapist, Mom. I'm perfectly fine.” She looks at me with concern and pity. “Honey, I know everything that's been happening has been too much for you,” she says calmly. “But hearing voices proves you need to go back to therapy.” “I'm not hearing voices!” I snap. “I'm telling you, I heard Jacob talking to someone in his room.” “Sweetie, calm down. I understand how stressed you've been with the marriage, the move and everything. Just go see Wendy and tell her about the voices.” “Why won't you listen to me?” I ask, anger rising. “Nothing is wrong with me, but something is definitely wrong with you, Mom.” Her eyes narrow, her nostrils flaring as a flush creeps across her face. “What is that supposed to mean?” “It means you've changed. Since the night Dad died, you've been acting like an entirely different person.” I stare straight into her eyes. “It makes me wonder what actually happened that night.” Her ja
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