And when he saw his sister start bringing home younger versions of their stepfather to date, he just couldn’t stay.
I laid down on his old bed, and I looked through the window at this tree that was probably a lot shorter when my dad looked at it.
And I could feel what he felt on the night when he realized that if he didn’t leave, it would never be his life.
It would be theirs, at least that’s how he’s put it, and maybe that’s why my dad’s side of the family watches the same movie every year.
It makes sense enough, and I should probably mention that my dad never cries at the ending.
I don’t know if my grandma or Aunt Rebecca will ever really forgive my dad for leaving them.
Only my great uncle Phil understood that part, and it’s always strange to see how my dad changes around his mom and sister.
He feels bad all the time, and his sister and he always take a walk alone together.
One time, I looked out the window, and I saw my dad giving her money.
I wonder what my aunt Rebecca says in the car on the way home.
I wonder what her children think, and I wonder if they talk about us.
I wonder if they look at my family and wonder who has a chance to make it, and I bet they do.
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