Grave for Bad Memories

Catherine Russell lived the first twelve years of her life in poverty. In school,children teased her everyday because her family was poor, or so she thought. Herbest friend, Gerald Lucas, stood by her side throughout the hard times. As an onlychild, Geralds parents supplied all of his wants and needs. Yet when tragedy strikesCatherines family, he sacrifices his own happiness to save her. Years later, Geralds womanizing becomes too much for Catherine to bear, andthe life-long friends find themselves at odds. Gerald doesnt see anything wrongwith having sex with twin sisters, and Catherine tries to convince Gerald that he issinning. Tragedy strikes again, and the two friends separate. Only to realize sometime later that they are meant to be together.