I flip the page and my stomach begins gutting itself out.
PETITION FOR CUSTODY
Filed by: Laura Ann Groves (Petitioner)
Against: Luca Micah Wolfe (Respondent)
Re: Minor Child: Heath Wolfe, age 6
Petitioner states the following:
The minor child was born on March 29th, 2019, and has primarily resided with the Respondent for the past five (5) years.
Petitioner has recently returned to Magnolia County and seeks to reestablish a parental role in the child’s life.
Petitioner requests that the Court grant joint legal custody and reasonable parenting time to allow thechild to maintain a meaningful relationship with both parents.
Petitioner believes that shared custody is in the best interest of the child.
Petitioner has concerns regarding the Respondent’s recent conduct, including:
Respondent’s involvement with the child’s teacher which may create confusion for the minor child.
Potential violation of professional boundaries within the child’s school environment.
Emotional instability caused by the Respondent prioritizing this relationship.
Petitioner requests that the Court consider the following temporary relief pending a full hearing:
Weekly visitation with the child (unsupervised).
Temporary joint legal custody.
Petitioner respectfully requests this Court to:
a. Grant joint legal and physical custody of the minor child;
b. Establish a parenting schedule;
c. Order the parties to mediation;
d. And grant such other relief as the Court finds equitable.
I’m going to kill her.
I’m going to kill my baby mama.
14
SIENNA
“She narrates everything,”Claire remarks, sipping on her second coffee in the teacher’s lounge. “How I’m walking, sitting, talking. How I’mbreathing…existing. All day. My classroom sounds like a nature documentary.”
“Ah,” Minnie chimes in, covering her mouth as she chews on her sandwich. “Noah decided to correct my math today and said I was doing a good job for someone who didn’t grow up with a calculator. I’m twenty-nine.”
“Well, one of my kids decided to emotionally derail me today when she stared at our pet goldfish and asked if they could have crushes.”
My brows knit at Randy, one of the third-grade teachers. “What?”
