I set the fire. I would never do it again. She would have been a lot more impressed if he hadn't skipped school that day. Meantime, the housing board has officially threatened her with eviction, and an exhausted Kitty is at the end of her rope. She's made up her mind.
Big changes are afoot.
Kitty and her daughter Serina confer and decide that it's time to move the kids out of Kitty's town house. Now that Donna has a job and has been off crack four months or so, they figure it's a good time to ask Probate Court to switch custody back to the children's mother. The three women show up dressed in their Sunday best at the City-County Building on a March morning. They're wild and disobey me. My grandson set a fire behind my house that almost got me evicted.