EXCERPTS FROM OUTNUMBERED
The sun was beginning to find its way out into the open sky. It was 11am, almost time for the close of the second mass. Ann is seen walking towards the chapel where her daughter is seated patiently waiting for her. "We can go now," she said. Finally, Katrina let out a sigh of relief, she muttered. Adjusting her seatbelt in her mother’s Volvo, she asked, "Did you see Aunty Becca? Her mom replied, “No my darling, but she sent me a message.” Thank you for reminding me. I will give her a call once we get home to reschedule. Becca and Ann had become pretty close. Ann wasn’t one to make friends, but in some ways she found a sister in Becca, and that friendship has blossomed and even extended towards their kids. She met Becca at the grocery store on one of those days. She was having a sapa episode but needed to buy something for her child to eat. Becca found her crying in front of the counter while staring at the things she needed but couldn’t afford. She quickly co