Mrs. Clayton calls the police

It is now out of your hands, A squad car arrives at your house and another to your hideaway. Your mothers gets a tremendous shock the morning after you vanished when police show up at her door and arrest both Fiona and Elsie on charges of **** and ****. Elsie is awash in self loathing and shame after the cuffs are snapped around her wrists behind her back. The arresting officer looks at how depressed Elie looks and tells her partner to put the girl on suicide watch. Fiona is fighting with the officer who is struggling to drag her through the front door. She looks angry and heartless just like when she was assaulting you. Your worried mother constantly nags the officers why they are under arrest. When the answer is given, she cups her hands over her face and cries then between angry mixed with shipocked sad tears, she asks if that means they know where you are. They tell her but urge caution since you responded by running away in a panic. You tell your painful story and how begged them to stop since lying now would make the woman who helped you suffer. Your aunt and Chloe show up to offer apologies and support. The shock of what happens is enough to make Chloe take a soft sympathetic approach to you. She has the air of a gentleman but softer. For the next week, you see your aunt and Chloe frequently and they often ask if you would see your mom who had asked them fearing you might blame her for letting it happen. It takes you nearly three days to relent and you see your mom again. Right away she can see how timid and afraid to be touched. Little do they know you have been getting comfort and protection from one of the officers since you met named ... Does your mother try to see you? Does Fiona escape? Does Elsie: cop a plea; commit suicide; or plead guilty and beg mercy of the court? Is the officer lesbian, futa, or a straight man?