Aud texted me around 4pm from inside the locked bathroom. She wanted to come home and was afraid.
Texts:
A - Mom i want to go home going to ask grampa but dad is in the room im scared to ask grampa
A - Dad might do something im scared
Me - Ask grandpa
Me - Tell him you need to ask him something in a different room. Take Jocelyn with you
A - But then dad will want to know what is going on
Me - Then just tell grandpa you aren't feeling good and you want to go home. Tell him you're afraid your dad might get mad
Then she called me... crying. I told her she had to ask her supervisor to bring her home. And that if he wouldn't, then to call me back and I'd call the sheriff. According to Aud, she did ask and after Grandpa conferred with Dad, then he said he was bringing her home, but that dad was coming with. Whew... I'm glad he agreed.
According to Aud, she managed to avoid her dad all day even though he kept trying to touch her and hug her and play with her hair. She kept getting up and moving away from him. Joc on the other hand, just sat here and did whatever she was told to do by him. Aud is worried about her. Grandpa tried to leave once to go to the store. Aud bluntly said to him, "Grandpa, you're not allowed to leave.." So he stayed. Good thing they know the rules.
As soon as the girls were home, Joc started crying and was upset saying she didn't want to go tomorrow. She is confused about how she misses him when he's being a nice guy. I get that. We wish he was a nice guy all the time. Then we wouldn't have to be going through this. But then she is also confused because she is afraid of him and doesn't want to see him when he's being mean. I had them both make video diary entries.
Both of the girls texted Dad last night and this morning saying they didn't want to see him and to please not come pick them up this morning. I guess we'll see if we need to call the sheriff or not. I'm not allowed to say anything... that would be interfering and me refusing visitation. But the girls are allowed to speak to the sheriff and they are allowed to refuse visitation.