The Struggle (The Things We Can't Change book 2)
“Boys! I hadn’t wanted to make a big deal about what Dad and I had done for him, because I knew he definitely wouldn’t see it as any kind of favor. And yet the fact of the matter is, he would be in jail if we hadn’t stepped in. He would have been sent away. I wasn’t expecting a thank you or anything, but outright hostility seems a little over the top.
He finally turns around the corner of my house and is out of sight, and in a rare flash of anger, I kick the rake he left on the ground. I want to... dislike Zeke. I want to push him out of my mind or ignore him. But neither of us can deny the fact that our lives are entwined, probably will be for a long time. He saved me, something he probably, well, not regrets doing, but regrets all the consequences that came from it. And I bear the guilt of Cindy’s accident on my shoulders, am responsible for Tony going berserk that day. These two incidents have made us irrevocably intertwined in each other’s lives, and I think we’re both resenting the fact that we can’t shake them.MoreLess
He finally turns around the corner of my house and is out of sight, and in a rare flash of anger, I kick the rake he left on the ground. I want to... dislike Zeke. I want to push him out of my mind or ignore him. But neither of us can deny the fact that our lives are entwined, probably will be for a long time. He saved me, something he probably, well, not regrets doing, but regrets all the consequences that came from it. And I bear the guilt of Cindy’s accident on my shoulders, am responsible for Tony going berserk that day. These two incidents have made us irrevocably intertwined in each other’s lives, and I think we’re both resenting the fact that we can’t shake them.MoreLess
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