Second Chance Christmas Page #7

Synopsis: After moving into a new house with his mom and soon to be father, Lawrence goes through some things. Six months after his mom and new "dad" marry. His mother dies. It isn't easy on Maise's Husband. He soon realizes that he could not deal with Lawrence and goes to a foster home to see if he can put him there. Lawrence has to stay for a few more days before he can leave. Over those days the husband...
 
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I'm home. Brought that paint you asked

hey, babe, I'm home. Brought

that paint you asked for.

Brought that paint you asked for.

yeah, yeah, yeah

For. yeah, yeah,

yeah and it talks.

Yeah, yeah, yeah and it talks.

all of the time

And it talks. all of the

time girl, you stay on my mind

all of the time girl, you stay

on my mind you're on my agenda

girl, you stay on my mind you're on

my agenda shorty, you's a temptress

you're on my agenda shorty, you's a

temptress when I'm about to see you

shorty, you's a temptress when I'm

about to see you damn, I think I need

when I'm about to see you damn,

I think I need a paramedic, girl

damn, I think I need a paramedic,

girl my heart beating so fast

A paramedic, girl my heart beating so

fast don't know where we're headed,

my heart beating so fast don't

know where we're headed, girl

don't know where we're headed,

girl or how long this may last

Girl or how long this may last

'cause you got me like oh

or how long this may last 'cause

you got me like oh oh, whoa

'cause you got me like oh

oh, whoa ay ay ay ay ay ay

oh, whoa ay ay

ay ay ay ay ah!

Ay ay ay ay ay ay ah!

Okay.

Ah! okay. i like it.

Okay. i like it.

I like it a lot.

I like it. I like it a lot.

[ Chuckles ]

Hey, Lawrence, where's your mama?

She went to go get some more

mama? she went to go

get some more paint.

She went to go get some more paint.

How long ago was that?

Paint. how long ago was that?

A while ago.

How long ago was that? A while ago.

[ Cell phone buzzes ]

A while ago. [ Cell

phone buzzes ] Hello?

[ Cell phone buzzes ] hello?

This is Malcolm Grant.

Hello? this is Malcolm Grant.

Okay, okay, no, i-i-I'm coming

this is Malcolm Grant. Okay, okay,

no, i-i-I'm coming right now, okay.

Okay, okay, no, i-i-I'm coming right

now, okay. Lawrence, I need you to grab

right now, okay. Lawrence, I need

you to grab a jacket and come on.

Lawrence, I need you to grab a jacket and

come on. Your mom's in the hospital.

A jacket and come on. Your mom's in

the hospital. What? What happened?

Your mom's in the hospital. What? What

happened? I-i don't know, but you have

what? what happened? I-i don't

know, but you have to come on.

I-i don't know, but you

have to come on. Come on!

To come on. Come on! Come

on, come on, come on.

Come on! Come on, come on, come on.

Come on, Lawrence.

[ Siren wails ]

[ Sighs ]

[ Sobbing ]

How's my mom? Can I see her.

I... I want to go see her.

Can I see her. I... I want to go see her.

L-Lawrence, y-you can't.

I... I want to go see her. L-Lawrence,

y-you can't. I want to go see my mom.

L-Lawrence, y-you can't. I want to go

see my mom. You can't... you can't see

I want to go see my mom. You

can't... you can't see her, buddy.

You can't... you can't

see her, buddy. Why?

Her, buddy. Why?

Your mom... mom...

Why? your mom... mom...

She didn't make it.

Your mom... mom... She didn't make it.

No, no, no, no, she... she's

she didn't make it. No, no,

no, no, she... she's just hurt.

No, no, no, no, she... she's just hurt.

Sh... she'll be fine.

Just hurt. Sh... she'll be fine.

No, Lawrence, I wish that was

sh... she'll be fine. No, Lawrence, I

wish that was the case, but your mom, she

no, Lawrence, I wish that was the

case, but your mom, she didn't make it.

The case, but your mom, she didn't make it.

What do you mean, she didn't

didn't make it. What do you

mean, she didn't make it?

What do you mean, she didn't make it?

She's...

Make it? She's

your mom's...

she's... your mom's...

she's not going to leave me.

Your mom's... she's not going

to leave me. [ Sniffles ]

She's not going to leave me. [

Sniffles ] She's not going to leave me.

[ Sniffles ] she's not going to leave me.

[ Sobbing ] She's fine.

She's not going to leave me. [ Sobbing

] She's fine. [ Sobbing ] I wish it

[ sobbing ] she's fine. [ Sobbing

] I wish it different, but she...

[ Sobbing ] I wish it different, but

she... What are you talking about?

Different, but she... What are you talking

about? Your mom, she didn't make it.

What are you talking about? Your mom,

she didn't make it. She did, my mom...

Your mom, she didn't make it. She

did, my mom... She's not going to leave me.

She did, my mom... She's not

going to leave me. She made it.

She's not going to leave me. She made it.

She's not leav...

She made it. She's not leav...

she's not going to leave me.

She's not leav... she's not

going to leave me. [ Sobbing ]

She's not going to leave me.

[ Sobbing ] [ Sobbing ]

I want to see my mom, please! I

need to see my mom! [ Sniffles ]

Amazing grace how sweet

the sound that saved

how sweet the sound that

saved a wretch like me

that saved a wretch

like me I once was lost

a wretch like me I once was

lost but now I'm found

I once was lost but now

I'm found was blind

but now I'm found was

blind but now I see

was blind but

now I see mm

but now I see

mm mm

through many dangers, toils, and

snares I have already come

Toils, and snares I have already

come 'twas grace that brought me

I have already come 'twas grace

that brought me safe thus far

'twas grace that brought me safe thus

far and grace will lead me home

I bet you not hungry. I haven't seen

you eat anything since this morning.

I haven't seen you eat anything since

this morning. I'll wrap this up for you.

Since this morning. I'll wrap this

up for you. It'll be good later.

I'll wrap this up for you. It'll be

good later. Is this your first repast,

it'll be good later. Is this

your first repast, child?

Is this your first repast, child?

Do you know the history of

child? do you know the

history of the repast?

Do you know the history of the repast?

It began in ancient Egypt,

the repast? It began in ancient

Egypt, an African country ruled by

it began in ancient Egypt, an

African country ruled by africans.

An African country ruled by africans.

The practice and skill of

africans. the practice and skill

of preserving the dead was created

the practice and skill of preserving

the dead was created by our people.

Preserving the dead was created

by our people. Did you know that?

By our people. Did you know that?

But in the early days of

did you know that? But in the early days

of slavery, we weren't even allowed

but in the early days of slavery, we weren't

even allowed to mourn those who had

slavery, we weren't even allowed

to mourn those who had passed on.

To mourn those who had passed on.

They were buried in unmarked

passed on. They were buried in

unmarked graves, cast alone into

they were buried in unmarked graves,

cast alone into the darkness.

Graves, cast alone into the darkness.

But then we learned about

the darkness. But then we learned

about Jesus Christ, our lord

but then we learned about Jesus Christ,

our lord and savior, and we learned to

Jesus Christ, our lord and savior, and we

learned to celebrate the dead, celebrate

and savior, and we learned to celebrate the

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