Chapter 8
Episode 8
Prince Vlad Protects Amy's Life and Her Honour (1974 -1976 Being forced yet again to move because if My Parents actions and decisions..not Mine to move to Saint Andrews by the Sea New Brunswick Canada to a life of prejudice hatred towards My Father which was turned to My Mother and to Me forcing Us in the those days to move to a different city in Maine. In Canada We faced death threats. I was attacked and raped. When going back to Maine I was sent to an All Girls School( not My decision,not My choice)
The salty air of Bar Harbor, Maine, had clung to me like a second skin, a constant reminder of the suffocating grip of my parents’ chaos. But even that familiar acrid perfume couldn’t prepare me for the next upheaval. My father, the Colonel, his temper a perpetual storm cloud, had, in his inimitable way, once again painted us into a corner with his reckless decisions and volatile behavior. This time, the consequence was a forced relocation, a violent wrenching from the fragile semblance of stability I’d managed to carve out.
We were to move to Saint Andrews by the Sea, New Brunswick, Canada. The name itself tasted foreign, a whisper of a life I didn’t understand, a life that was about to become a crucible. The move was fueled by my father's shame, a scandal I only vaguely grasped, a cloud of disapproval that, as always, would eventually settle upon my mother and me.
The crossing was less a journey and more an exile. Saint Andrews, with its quaint charm and picturesque harbor, was a façade that quickly crumbled. The whispers started before we even unpacked. My father’s notoriety, his perceived transgressions, had preceded him, a dark omen cast over our arrival. But the prejudice wasn’t directed at him alone. It seeped into the very fabric of the town, a chilling undercurrent of suspicion and disdain that began to eddy around my mother, and then, inevitably, around me.
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