Chapter 134 Section 16

On October 16, 1998, when Mary Kay was rushed by ambulance to St. Joseph's Medical Center in Seattle with a labor seizure, Willie Varrao was partying late in Paris. Mary Kay, 36, gave birth to her sixth child, her and Willie's second daughter, Alexis Chuchia Varao, on the same day. Mary Kay and Sonna Vallao have publicly sparred over their baby's name.When Odilou was born more than a year ago, Mary Kay wanted to give her daughter Annie as her middle name, but Songna insisted on stuffing in a Samoan "Roklane", and Mary Kay reluctantly agreed.Ever since Mary Kay went to prison and handed Odilo to her grandmother, Songna paid less and more attention to Mary Kay. The little respect parents had for their teachers in the past has long since disappeared. Mary Kay Sometimes behind her back she is called the "Queen of Samoa".This time Songna had another Samoan name in mind, but Mary Kay was determined not to budge.

Mary Kay is also disappointed in the father of the child.Because there is a court order to control, and Willie is far away in Europe, he can't visit the hospital secretly like last time, that's all.In the photos sent back from Paris by the reporters, Willie and Bob Hough are dating their young daughter, talking and laughing, and what they said to the reporters: "I still love Marie, I still wear The ring she gave me. But you can't expect me to sit there and wait, lamenting, until I cry my eyeballs out. I've got to find something for myself, right?" Before Mary Kay returned to the Women's Prison, Songna took Alexas away again.Since then, Mary Kay has spent five hours a day expressing milk in a special refrigerator in the prison hospital.A friend volunteered to go twice a week to breastfeed Alexas.

According to the agreed agreement, "The Only Sin, Love" will be translated into English by Mary Kay. In the first half of 1999, Mary Kay spent more than half of her night vigil in a dark cell with a bedside lamp.Mary Kay's problems grew and she became more and more disappointed.From the beginning to the end of the book, it is full of Willy Vallao's self-promotion and nonsense, Songna's prejudice and untrue words, and lawyers' assumptions.Especially the part dictated by Willy, it is simply a bad pornographic story. Willie recounted to Robert Graham his various adventures at school with girls in the neighborhood, how he bet $20 with his friends that he had the ability to "put the teacher to sleep," and described in detail how Mary Li Kay bra panties in colors and patterns.In the few places where Steven Letourneau is mentioned, Willie, in a victorious tone, slandered and belittled Mary Kay's ex-husband, saying that he was "only worthy of being squeezed." Bad Husband Gets Out of Bed" and even inappropriately pulls out that flight attendant named Kelly Warren.Willie also says in the book that Mary Kay had "seriously" offered to marry her and Steven's youngest daughter, Katie, to him.

Mary Kay now understood why Bob Hoff and others had been keeping the French version from her. The English edition of "The Only Sin, Love" has been canceled due to Mary Kay's staunch opposition.Mary Kay's move angered Sonna because the Varaos "raised their two children on the money from the book."For more than three months, Songna refused to let Mary Kay see her two daughters. Soon after, Willie sold a videotape belonging to Mary Kay to a TV station.After Mary Kay heard about it, she immediately pursued it through her lawyer, because it was recorded by Mary Kay and the students in school, and there were many scenes of other children on it.

In retaliation against Mary Kay, Willie released five personal letters from Mary Kay to him—also sold to a television station.In one of the letters, Mary Kay threatened Willie that she would "castrate him" if he dared to look at another girl more than once.Another letter contained accusations against Songna, including that she "attempted to take my child for herself". Mary Kay is said to have called a friend right after watching TV to say she was "shocked and betrayed".But then added: "I told them they couldn't do it, but I guess they have nothing else to sell. So if Willie has to sell me, let him do it." Mary Kay choked up , turning back to the topic she was most concerned about: "You said, Will Willy still wait for me?"

In fact, not only the Varao family, but not only her lawyers, Steven Letourneau, some of Mary Kay's classmates, friends, neighbors and colleagues, and other people who have had relationships with her, etc. , are using Mary Kay's name to make money.At one point, Bob Hoff got annoyed at Mary Kay talking privately to reporters on the phone, saying, "You know, every time you do an interview, you drop the price." But what can Mary Kay do behind bars? A female inmate told the reporter: "For a while, she felt that she would be out of prison soon. She always said that Willie was trying to find a way for her. I really felt bad for her. I don't believe that Willie is a reliable person. He's just a kid. And I don't think Willie even thought about getting her out. Because as long as she's here, she's worth something. That sounds sad, yes No? Is she anything but a cash cow?"

Apparently, Mary Kay quickly realized this, too.She dumped the media before the media got tired of her.A year later, it is difficult to find Mary Kay's name in the pages of newspapers and magazines.She settled down in her tiny cell and became quiet.After all, time is ticking by. 7 years, perhaps not as long as she originally imagined, so far away. As for Willie and his family, as Bob Hoff puts it: "They were like some people who won the lottery and got rich one year and broke the next. It's unbelievable and sad." Mary Kay's father, John Himmitz, died of cancer in January 2001.Mary Kay asked the prison to ask for leave to return to California for the funeral, but was not granted.At this time, people discovered more "similarities" between the father and daughter: they both had two children with their students, and both published autobiographies.