““What do you think they want?” he asked. His twin brother, Ryan, shrugged. “Maybe they want a picture of us crying over Dad, so they can show everyone that we’re sad.” “I’m not going to do that for them,” Rogan said stubbornly. “I wish they’d just go away and leave us be.” He wandered away from the window, his gaze coming to rest on the closed bedroom door. His mother hadn’t come out all morning. She’d had good days and bad in the month since their father’s death. On the good days, ...she managed to appear at the dinner table, usually wrapped in her dressing gown. Food didn’t interest her, nor did conversation. She’d just sit, ignoring her four children, before shuffling back to the bedroom. She’d become a ghost of herself, frail and silent, her vacant eyes fixed on some imaginary figure in the room. Rogan had experienced the loss of his father and it had been devastating, but he’d survived the pain.MoreLessRead More Read Less
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