The Journal of Sharise Sills: Companion Short Story to Indigo Tears by Dennis Butler

Author:Dennis Butler [Butler, Dennis]
Language: eng
Format: mobi
Tags: Mystery, 45 Minutes (22-32 Pages), International Mystery & Crime, Thriller & Suspense, United States, Teen & Young Adult, African American, Literature & Fiction, Women's Fiction, Mystery; Thriller & Suspense
Amazon: B00T0FWPPE
Published: 2015-01-30T05:00:00+00:00

To think that Amy almost died when she was shipped off to the brothel in Qatar and now she was living a normal and happy life.

Gavin and Amy's wedding was a time to remember forever. The story of Gavin and Amy is one for the storybooks. Two people who carried their own special baggage throughout their lives had become true-soul mates. Finding a human trafficking victim is like finding a needle in a haystack. Perhaps it is more like finding a needle in a stack of needles and yet even this unimaginable obstacle couldn't keep them apart. It was the most undeniable proof that true love does exist. Gavin overcame insurmountable hurdles to find the love of his life.

We all spent three days in Huntsville preparing for the wedding. Gavin filled us in on all the other things that were going on in their lives. Amy and Gavin had decided to stay in Huntsville after they were married. They visited Orego and Montevideo and although Amy liked it there, she felt more comfortable living with her parents in Huntsville.

Gavin remained an employee of Orego. They were building an extension on the back of Amy's parent's house where they planned to set up a small lab and a studio apartment. Max had set up a secure web application where Gavin would be able to flag cases to work on. Amy planned to help Gavin with the data entry part of the process. Gavin wouldn't be doing any more rescues. Instead, he would begin to establish remote contacts in local police departments. Gavin also planned to work with the FBI on locating possible terrorists.

Gavin had also started writing his first book. As expected, it would be a non-fiction documentary style book about human trafficking. Gavin figured that since he had been awarded the Noble Prize, his book would have instant credibility. He could use his notoriety to try and reach out to clients of the sex trade. Gavin felt that the only real solution to the problem was to educate clients. He wanted to show the clients the direct result of their solicitation of prostitutes. The book would place the blame for the problem solely on the clients. As Gavin frequently said, "If there was no demand, there would be no trafficking of human beings."

The wedding itself was a kind of reunion. Billy and Claude from the band were there. Max, Ramon, Yennifer, Sophia and even Rose came all the way from Uruguay. Gavin told us the story of Rose's rescue in eastern Europe. It was hard to believe that Rose had lived through that and showed no outward signs of psychological damage. She appeared to be a natural leader. Everyone seemed to stop and listen to her when she spoke.

Santiago came from Texas with his new wife Audrey and his daughter-in-law Janice. Allison, Wendy and I were horrified when we heard the story of how Santiago and Audrey met.

Yennifer, Max and Gavin were inseparable over the long weekend. Gavin had insisted that he didn't want a bachelor party so the whole group went to a sports bar in downtown Huntsville.

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