Motown Showdown
“I sensed this was the same with Big Poppa and Gage. He spent a few minutes asking about my parents, my grandpa and why I went into this business. The second his son came up, his face softened and he looked sorry for me.
I knew this look well. It was the same Bobo gave me when I brought Gage up.
Hugging me close he says, “He will find a reason to run. You’ve got to let him and trust that when he realizes what he’s done that he’ll come back. He will come back,” he promises. “And when he d...oes you let him fix what he’s broken.”
“Okay.”
“I don’t think you understand,” he whispers. “Do you know what the definition of love is?”
“No,” I say leaning into him. “I do understand. I’ve always loved him like I was going to lose him. I would do this all again to be sitting here now. It’s worth it to me because he’s the definition of love to me.MoreLess
I knew this look well. It was the same Bobo gave me when I brought Gage up.
Hugging me close he says, “He will find a reason to run. You’ve got to let him and trust that when he realizes what he’s done that he’ll come back. He will come back,” he promises. “And when he d...oes you let him fix what he’s broken.”
“Okay.”
“I don’t think you understand,” he whispers. “Do you know what the definition of love is?”
“No,” I say leaning into him. “I do understand. I’ve always loved him like I was going to lose him. I would do this all again to be sitting here now. It’s worth it to me because he’s the definition of love to me.MoreLess
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