Mansion on the Hill

Lele was 6 when she moved to the doublewide trailer on the hill. Everyone in town called it the mansion on the hill. The people that owned the property were very strict and set in their ways! No matter where you went you heard whispers of the ways of the Yellingers. They didn't let any kids have fun. They gave kids excruciating cores. You worked from sun up to sun down unless you were in school. And they was no homework allowed at home. You could see the kids doing school work at the bus stop, on the bus, and even during every break. The Yellingers believed the school got paid to teach the kids not send work home for the parents to help with. Everyone in town felt sorry for the Yellingers kids. Grandparents are supposed to spoil the grandkids not scar them. But then again the Yellingers were different. Lele had two younger siblings that moved with her to their grandparents house. She had a younger sister and brother. The Yellingers kids weren't aware when they moved in that day what their lives would end up being like.