End of the Line
“Even though they had six bedrooms, only four had beds and one had a crib. Tanya took the master suite and shared it with Aisha. Dave took the next biggest bedroom, the boy’s, and Jake and Annemarie ended up in what I thought was the guest room because it was non-descript. I ended up in a small top bunk of a kid’s room. The walls were littered with Twilight posters, so I must have the girl’s room. Ashley found a home office with a couch and gym on the third and took that. I don’t know where Dot ...went and didn’t care. I had a grand dinner of sardines, raisins, olives, and peanut butter on stale crackers. I got food all over the floor. I’m sure mom would kill me. I thought about my parents in Ohio, in a gay bashing town I fled as soon as I could. I wondered if they were still alive.
After dinner, I lit a candle and headed up to the darkened attic.
“Ashley,” I said. I shinned the light in the room, but the couch was empty.MoreLess
After dinner, I lit a candle and headed up to the darkened attic.
“Ashley,” I said. I shinned the light in the room, but the couch was empty.MoreLess
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