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Diego character but she hadn’t brought it up yet. Now was the time to get everything out in the open so she thanked him and took the check he provided.
     
                                                            Chapter 12:
     
    Walking home always brought joy but now it was filled with foreboding as she walked inside her house. She didn’t see her parents but a note attached to the kitchen counter saying they’ll be back soon with company. The house was clean so she couldn’t kill time that way. She grabbed her notebook and went out to the garden to sit under the sun to write. Ginger lost track of time when a guy came over to the lawn chairs and joined her. He was tall, handsome and dressed like a mechanic.
     
    Ginger asked, “You must be Diego”.
    Diego responded, “Got that right. How have you been”?
    Ginger answered, “Stressed”.
    Diego replied, “That is understandable. I am here to help y ou until you feel safe and secure”.
     
    She looked up and through the window saw her parents smiling while they cooked together and watching them do things together was very mushy but it was also sweet. Diego Palmer was 18 and just graduated from high school. 
     
    Diego said, “I was hired by your parents to be her tutor”.
    Ginger responded, “For what? I am on the Honor roll”.
    Diego answered, “I am gonna teach you self-defense and help to develop all her abilities fully”.
     
    Ginger says, “It looks like Malcolm’s words of wisdom weren’t needed after all. I don’t need to discuss anything with my parents. When do we get started”?
    Diego stated, “That’s good , the sooner the better. People are after Stacey so it reasons they’d soon be looking for her”.
     
    Diego was giving Ginger a few minutes to process this information. He was kind but direct she could tell by his vibe and liked this.
     
     Diego explained, “Sonia wants you to be able to protect yourself”.
    Ginger answered, “That makes sense”.
    Diego asked, “What’s wrong”?
    Ginger replies, “My parents should be telling me this. I feel betrayed”.
     
      Possibly due to the fact this information was coming from a stranger instead of one if not both her parents. Diego smiled and for a second Ginger’s heart felt as if caught in her throat. 
     
    She surprisingly smiled back at him and told him, “I guess it’s not a big deal”.
    Diego asks, “You sure”?
    Ginger replies, “No problem. So you staying for dinner”.
    Diego answers, “I’d be happy to”.
     
    Ginger was blushing at him as they headed inside. After spending a night with him at dinner she couldn’t help but find him charming and very respectful to her parents especially considering how young he is. That night while writing in her journal she wondered how tomorrow’s training session would go.
                                                                         
                                              Chapter 13:
     
     The next morning at around nine am Diego and Ginger went for an hour run. They did some stretching and warm-ups; he showed her a few Krava maga moves.  The next steps would be the most difficult building mental barriers and getting her mind use to the fact it can be used as a weapon. Working with Diego brought a sense of purpose an outlet for flirting and a reason to stay focus this summer. 
     
    Weeks went by and while alone with her boyfriend Diego.
     
    Diego asked, “When do you want to tell them about us”?
    Ginger replied, “I think they already know”.
    Diego answered, “No they don’t”.
    Ginger laughs and says, “I think they do and you’re naïve. Cute and sweet but naïve”.
     
    She never lied to them seeing no point in it and they loved him a ton anyway. Things were great into she got a phone call from Aaron Darkholme. She hadn’t heard from him