52 Reasons to Hate My Father
“CARVER, IN THE BILLIARD ROOM, WITH THE POOL CUE “Let me guess, this is your first party,” I say to Luke as we leave the formal dining room and enter the library.
Luke whistles as he gazes up at the floor-to-ceiling mahogany bookshelves. “Well, my first party on this scale, I guess you would say. I’m certainly not used to this kind of thing.”
He hops onto the rolling book ladder, pushes off with one foot, and rides it across the far wall. With that huge toothy smile on his face, he looks like a ...little kid at a playground. It’s almost sort of endearing. “I’ve always wanted to do that,” he explains as he steps off.
I laugh. “What kind of parties are you used to?”
“I don’t really go to parties,” he replies with a shrug.
“Oh, c’mon!” I urge him with a poke. “At USC? I know for a fact that they have some off-the-hook parties there.”
“I’m sure they do,” he says casually, leaning over to examine a set of original classics displayed in a glass case. “But I don’t have any time to go.MoreLess
Luke whistles as he gazes up at the floor-to-ceiling mahogany bookshelves. “Well, my first party on this scale, I guess you would say. I’m certainly not used to this kind of thing.”
He hops onto the rolling book ladder, pushes off with one foot, and rides it across the far wall. With that huge toothy smile on his face, he looks like a ...little kid at a playground. It’s almost sort of endearing. “I’ve always wanted to do that,” he explains as he steps off.
I laugh. “What kind of parties are you used to?”
“I don’t really go to parties,” he replies with a shrug.
“Oh, c’mon!” I urge him with a poke. “At USC? I know for a fact that they have some off-the-hook parties there.”
“I’m sure they do,” he says casually, leaning over to examine a set of original classics displayed in a glass case. “But I don’t have any time to go.MoreLess
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