"Teagan, I need you to come into the kitchen please" the sound of her father's voice reaching her ears. She bit the inside of her cheek, as she pushed herself up and to her feet. That's not a good sign. She made her way to the kitchen from the living room, and she spotted her parents at the table. "Yes daddy?" she asked when she walked in. The male looked up and crossed his arms over his chest, locking his eyes on his daughters. The silence was getting to her, and she didn't like it.

"Your mother and I have been talking. We both feel like it's time you either start dating the man we chose for you, or you need to start talking and tell us what you want to do with your life. We are getting tired of you sitting around the house and moping" the male snapped. That seemed to sting a little bit. Teagan hadn't heard her father use that kind of tone with her. She moved over to a chair and she sat down. "I don't know what you want me to say" she admitted.

"Are you dating anyone right now Teagan? Or are you just wanting to enjoy the single life? Your father and I want nothing but the best for you" her mother said lightly. Teagan sighed a little bit. It was time she came clean. She didn't want it playing out like this, but what other choice did she have? She took a breath and started talking. "Momma, daddy I have something to tell you, and I honestly don't know how to put it all into words. I don't want you hating me though" she said lightly.

When neither of her parents spoke, that gave her the green light. She took a breath and started talking once more. "I'm not dating anyone, because I haven't found the right girl for me.. I know you've taught me that homosexuality is a sin, but I don't see it like that. I see it as loving someone for who they are. I'm not straight like you thought I was. I'm a lesbian" she said. She looked between her parents, and her father was the first one to break the silence.

"No child of mine will be into the same sex as themselves. You need to get a bag, and leave. Right now" he said. The anger in his voice, and the look in his eyes scared the woman a little bit. She looked towards her mother, and her mother shook her head. "I have to agree with your father." she said her voice cracking. Teagan stood, and put her hands onto the table, looking at both of her parents. "I hope you both are happy with yourselves" she hissed, before turning on her heel and storming out.

She went straight to her bedroom, slammed her door closed and grabbed her duffle bag out of the closet. She heard her phone buzzing, and she walked over to the dresser where it was charging. Gan! Come on, it's time we get out dance on! Make sure you have your sexy dress, cause we are going to a homosexual bar! the message read. Teagan shook her head lightly, as she unplugged the phone from the charger and started typing away. It's like your read my mind. I need to talk to you though first. was all she sent.

She grabbed her charger from the wall, tore open her dresser drawers and started throwing her clothes into her duffle bag. She then found her suitcase, and started packing that up as well. What other choice did she have? She bit the inside of her cheek, trying not to break out into tears. Her parents pretty much disowned her, and that hurt more than anything. She wanted nothing more than to talk to her mother about this, but her mother was against her too.

When she had everything packed up, she made sure her closet was cleaned out too. She then zipped up her bags, and grabbed her wallet. She made sure her bank card was inside, and she walked out of the room. Her mother was standing in the hallway, her hands folded. "Please don't be mad at me" she breathed out. Teagan turned her eyes to her. "You were supposed to protect me, not throw me out. You no longer have a daughter" she snapped, as she brushed past the older woman. Her heart breaking inside of her chest.

She made her way to her car, she then threw her things into the back of the car, and climbed in behind the wheel. She started the car and pulled out of the driveway. She then sent another message to Diana. I'm on my way over. I'll see you soon. was all she sent. She tossed her phone onto the seat beside her, and headed into town. A couple minutes later she pulled up to Diana's house, and she shut off the car and climbed out. She left her things in the car for the time being.

Diana was already standing there with open arms. "Oh sweetheart, whatever happened I'm sorry" she said wrapping Teagan into her arms. She then led the woman into the house, and closed the door. "I have another friend coming over, it's going to be a girls night" she said lightly. Teagan nodded a bit. "That's fine" was all she said. She moved over to the couch, sat down, and the tears started to fall. She was homeless, and broken. Her own parents didn't want anything to do with her, and she didn't have anywhere else to go.

When she got herself under control a little bit, she looked towards Diana. "So who's this other friend of yours?" she asked. Diana smirked a bit and shrugged. "You kind of know her, but not really. You'll like her though. She should be here soon" she said lightly. Sure enough the doorbell rang, and Diana went to answer it. Teagan took a breath, and looked up. Her breath caught in her throat at the sight of the other woman with Diana. She smiled lightly and stayed where she was.