The Trouble With Bodyguards: Part 1
“Barry asked as they walked through the back part of the house, toward the lot where all the cars were parked. Not many people were still hanging around, and those that were were thoroughly inebriated. Chauffeurs waited in the back lot, visiting with each other, smoking cigarettes in the dark behind the house, waiting for their employers to drink themselves into a stupor and be ready to be hauled back to their own mansions and poured into bed to sleep it off.
“My father still t...hinks he needs to take care of me,” she said, her tone harsh and ugly, like a petulant child’s. “Even after all I have accomplished, one little thing comes up and he thinks that he needs to come to the rescue.”
“He's your dad,” said Barry. “He cares about you.”
“I know,” she said, slowing her pace. “Maybe I'm being an idiot. But it just makes me angry that he won't listen to what I have to say.MoreLess
“My father still t...hinks he needs to take care of me,” she said, her tone harsh and ugly, like a petulant child’s. “Even after all I have accomplished, one little thing comes up and he thinks that he needs to come to the rescue.”
“He's your dad,” said Barry. “He cares about you.”
“I know,” she said, slowing her pace. “Maybe I'm being an idiot. But it just makes me angry that he won't listen to what I have to say.MoreLess
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