Please, Daddy, Don't Beat My Mother

By Maria Haydee Torres

Names, characters, places, and incident are the Products of the author, imagination used fictitiously any resemblance to actual event locales City or States, persons living or dead, is entirely coincidental.

Peggy, was born in the countryside, since from birth she was doomed to traumatic childhood, her father oldest son of a wealthy landowner started drinking alcohol to the point his ruined his family forced them to live miserably. Fifteen years old her gift was first pregnancy.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Xlibris US
• Release date: Sep 30, 2014
• ISBN: 9781499065404

Maria Haydee Torres

Maria Haydee Torres. I was living for eight year in California then moved by the year 1994 to Salt Lake City, with my husband and children, still married for 36 years, love get vacation with my husband in special when he driving because like enjoying the panorama, also like party birthday for my family we are fun in talking prefer it in the restaurant. On my free time I feel relaxing watching movies: action, dram and musical concerts.

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Contents

Dedication

Introduction

CHAPTER I

Steven & Tula Wedding

CHAPTER II

For the love of Peggy

CHAPTER III

Peggy’s Sadness

CHAPTER IV

Peggy at six years of age

CHAPTER V

Peggy at eight years of age

CHAPTER VI

Mistreatments and tears

CHAPTER VII

He trades liquor for his life

CHAPTER VIII

A furious monster

CHAPTER IX

Face to face with my dad

CHAPTER X

Provoking my dad

CHAPTER XI

A surprise for my father

CHAPTER XII

Panic in the early mornings

CHAPTER XIII

Another day of booze

CHAPTER XIV

It was only a dream

CHAPTER XV

Traveling on the blue sky

CHAPTER XVI

Rifle on hand

CHAPTER XVII

Cutting the rope

CHAPTER XVIII

He beats Peggy’s grandmother

CHAPTER XIX

Peggy at twelve years of age

CHAPTER XX

Peggy’s fifteenth birthday present

CHAPTER XXI

Peggy as an adult

DEDICATION

This book is dedicated to my mother, for her unconditional love, and happy moments that we shared together.

To inspire those victims of domestic violence, whom I hope would take the courage to face up to it and stand up to it.

Even if the victim is related to their abuser, no abuse should be permissible of any kind

(sexual, verbal, mental, or physical).

Introduction

This is the life story of a young girl by

the name of Peggy,

who was born in the countryside?

From birth she was doomed to traumatic childhood experiences.

Her father by the name of Steven, of twenty three years of age, was the oldest son of a wealthy landowner.

Steven was a slender and very good looking, young man.

Which has been said to be the most handsome man in town?

He married a young girl by the name of Tula, without the knowledge of his parents.

Tula, was a nice brunette girl, raised in a humble home.

Due to relationship compatibility issues with Steven’s family, the couple was obligated to move out into the countryside, to a farmland which belonged to his parents.

Soon after they relocated, Steven started drinking alcohol, to the point that his addiction ruined his family and forced them to live miserably.

CHAPTER

I

STEVEN

&

TULA

WEDDING

Peggy’s story starts with the wedding of her parents Steven and Tula.

Tula tells the details after her wedding:

"I fell head over heels the minute I saw Steven.

Soon after meeting him we decided to get married, Steven was twenty- three years old

and I, was seventeen years old."

After the civil wedding, we headed to Steven’s parents’ house that was within walking distance from the court house.

After getting married we headed to his parents’ home.

We entered the house, his parents were sitting across the living room.

Steven cleared his throat yearning to catch their attention and full of joy he announced our wedding to them.

The unexpected news left Steven’s parents in dismay. With their eyes wide open and quiet as death, they looked at us as if we were strange bugs. I could sense was not easily accepted, as I would have hoped it would be.

It was a big disappointment for me, the tension in the atmosphere was very heavy, so then Steven took me by the hand and guided me to his room.

Feeling ashamed and sad, I dropped my body to the floor in a fetal position.

The next morning, we woke up with an Empty stomach since we hadn’t eaten last night. Steven showed me how find my way to the kitchen.

It