Alexis Sky Huntsinger

Alexis Sky Huntsinger, maiden name by birth, was Alexis Sky Valentine, and she is the mother of Rod Huntsinger. Anyone who sees Alexis becomes mesmerized because of how beautiful they found her. Alexis is five feet and ten inches tall. Alexis weighs about one hundred and thirty-five pounds and has big natural breasts. Every guy wished they could grab Alexis's breasts and play with them. In addition, Alexis has blue eyes and honey-blond hair.

Alexis Sky Huntsinger married Ace Leon Huntsinger. Ace was six feet and weighed one hundred and eighty pounds. Ace had black hair and light, pure green eyes. Ace worked as a police officer in the investigation department. Ace was respected and admired by everyone in the community.

Alexis received a phone call she wanted to avoid getting about her husband, Ace. The phone call went as follows: I regret to inform you that your husband Ace went to an emergency he received from dispatch about a robbery in a dangerous neighborhood. Then Alexis was told as soon as her husband stepped out of the police car, he fell into a trap where he was getting shot at.

The officers did not tell Alexis that he was getting shot by a former colleague from the department. The department was aware that someone from their department was corrupt but did not know who it was and was trying to figure out who it was. Ace did not perish immediately due to having protective gear from being shot at. Ace ended up recognizing it was Justice Robert Cunningham from his department. Justice was envious of Ace marrying Alexis. The reason was that Justice was in love with Alexis because she was gorgeous and had honey-blond hair.

Justice Robert Cunningham noticed that Ace was wearing his bulletproof vest. Justice had to figure out a different way to ensure he killed Ace. Justice swore to protect and serve his community and will betray all that to sleep with a comrade's wife. Justice is six feet and two inches, weighs two hundred pounds, and has brown eyes and dirty blond hair.

Justice is a second-degree black belt in Brazilian jiu-jitsu. A black belt in Krav Maga. Justice decided that since a gun would not work, he would beat the living life out of Ace instead. But Ace was not going to go out without a fight. Justice thought he would have an easy battle because Ace practiced being a good Christian.

When Alexis found out her husband had gotten severely beaten, she visited the hospital. The doctors had to do a DNA test to confirm who the body belonged to because, after the fight, Ace's body was unrecognizable because Justice stabbed him a few times. Afterward, Justice went to where Ace was lying on the ground, bleeding to death, to remove his bulletproof vest that protected him from bullets. Justice took this opportunity to shoot him a few more times.

Alexis cried when she entered the room where her husband, Ace, was being kept. Alexis could not comprehend why someone would want to wound her husband, Ace fatally. Everyone respected Ace, including those from the community who did not like police officers. Alexis did not know how to tell her son Rod Huntsinger about his father's state because no words could prepare him for this scenario.

Alexis remembers her son Rod Huntsinger's childhood when he was shy, awkward, and not very communicative with people but a good kid. Alexis remembers how oblivious Rod was to his surroundings and that anything could occur around him, such as a kidnapping, someone getting robbed, murdered, or even sexually assaulted. Rod would not have known what happened. As the year passed, everyone Rod cared about had passed away, either from old age or health complications.

Others Rod knew passed away from contracting a Human Immunodeficiency Virus known as HIV for short. Others died from Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome, known as AIDS. Rod's close friends and family he got attached to died from accidents like drunk drivers hitting their cars with their trucks or driving under the influence, where they died instantly from the impact because of how fast they were moving and crushing into a light pole. Others have gotten killed due to gang activities.

When Alexis found the courage to tell her son Rod that his father was fatally wounded and was close to breathing his last breath, Rod started to break down mentally and suffer from severe depression and anxiety. It was difficult for Alexis to tell her son that his father was dying, and it would be soon. Alexis did not know how her son Rod would react to the news. Rod's depression made him think of suicidal thoughts.

First, Rod thought of jumping off the tallest building near him or out of a window because he would die instantly from the impact to the ground. Next, Rod thought about getting in front of a speeding vehicle because he could get run over and die if he did not cause a driver to swerve if they saw him. Finally, Rod thought of shooting himself in the head, where all his brain would be splatted to the ground, or cutting his veins so he could bleed to death.

Rod got saved because his mother, Alexis, prayed for him any chance she got, which included morning, afternoon, and evening. In addition, Alexis sought out a therapist to help her son Rod with his cognitive, behavioral, and psychotherapy. Therapy worked some days; other days, it worsened Rod instead of improving him. For example, when Rod saw his therapist for psychotherapy, he got tackled to the floor because he became very aggressive. The therapist thought Rod was putting himself in danger along with others.

Rod's therapists prescribed him antidepressants, anxiolytic, and antipsychotic pills for six months. The therapist believes these pills will control Rod's anger and emotions. The medication worked, but Rod occasionally forgot to take his medication, making him aggressive again. Rod tried to be patient and not lose his temper quickly with anyone because he knew how aggressive and violent he had become after getting the news about his father.

Alexis was excited to see her son Rod start his high school year in a prestigious school that had been recommended to her. Alexis did not know that the school delinquents would target her son Rod for not having a father and being raised by a widow. The school delinquents did not know Rod was forceful and violent to almost everyone except his mother. Rod's school bully is Archie Jamie Livingston, who discovered what happens when you aggravate Rod. Archie got his hand broken and bruised in the face and needed stitches. Archie wanted to get his revenge on Rod. Archie got his ass kicked in front of everyone and felt humiliated because his girlfriend and friends were part of the surrounding crowd.

Rod tried telling his mother, Alexis, about his few weeks of school and how horrible his experience had been, but he could not articulate the words. Finally, Alexis noticed something was bothering her son, Rod. Alexis did not want to reach out to him because she felt he was grown. But, if Rod needed his mother, he would reach out to her; that's how she felt.