Totally excellent work dude!
I'd expect something like: "
name and name at the something n"
The last word might not matter so much, the location not being as important as the names. It could be something like "barn" although the "a" would have a tail so I guess not "barn".
Anyway, the names: The last (or second last) letter before "at" could be 'b', 'd', 'h', 'k' or 'l'.
Based on theories that MC's mom may have known Jill's family, the names from her diary being: Marion, Miranda and Viv (or Lynette herself if that card is still on the table).
So the only name that fits with that one is "Miranda". Guess who's family Lynette ran away to stay with? Miranda's!
From the diary:
ln "Miranda said I could stay with her family. The tricky part will be hiding it from dad."
ln "And when M's parents find out, they might be a problem too..."
ln "Shoot! I didn't think this one through."
ln "-L"
ln "Dear diary"
ln "Bring clothes, makeup, wallet, phone, charger, family albums, diaries..."
ln "Don't forget to add to the list before Monday."
ln "-L"
ln "Dear diary"
ln "I did it. I'm writing in you in silence, so don't make too much noise. Haha!"
ln "M had a brilliant idea the other day. They have a guest house on their lot that no one uses."
ln "It's going to be our new home for a while."
ln "I left a note so they don't come looking for me."
ln "It's hard to say goodbye, but we'll meet again. I just can't come with them."
ln "I'll miss them."
ln "-L"
I'm fucking calling it, Miranda is Jill's older sister and Lynette's friend who's house she stayed at when she ran away. I'm sure these words will be fed to me eventually, but it fits.
EDIT: Or it could be an 'l', which just means it says, "someone and Jil
l at the bar
n"... damn