Timothy (2012)
“He didn’t know how Tim could sleep in the shitty plastic chairs provided by the hospital, but he was glad he could. Hopefully he wasn’t dreaming of fire and loss, and of an abused child. Otto was afraid he’d be seeing all of those hellacious things and more hellish visions if he closed his eyes.
“What? Did Naran come back?” Tim asked, swiping at his mouth and muffling his words. He looked towards the door and grunted. “Cavalry’s here.” “Yeah,” Otto agreed. He stood up and didn’t flinch as Dane ...bore holes in him with an angry glare.
“What kind of crap have you dragged Tim into?” Dane stopped almost toe to toe with Otto. “Because Tim would never piss someone off so bad they’d torch his place, and damned sure never known anyone who’d hurt a kid.” Otto wasn’t in the mood to handle Dane’s not entirely misplaced anger, but fortunately Tim stepped in.
“Stop snarking at him, Dane.” Tim grabbed his friend’s hand and pulled him to the chair on his other side.MoreLess
“What? Did Naran come back?” Tim asked, swiping at his mouth and muffling his words. He looked towards the door and grunted. “Cavalry’s here.” “Yeah,” Otto agreed. He stood up and didn’t flinch as Dane ...bore holes in him with an angry glare.
“What kind of crap have you dragged Tim into?” Dane stopped almost toe to toe with Otto. “Because Tim would never piss someone off so bad they’d torch his place, and damned sure never known anyone who’d hurt a kid.” Otto wasn’t in the mood to handle Dane’s not entirely misplaced anger, but fortunately Tim stepped in.
“Stop snarking at him, Dane.” Tim grabbed his friend’s hand and pulled him to the chair on his other side.MoreLess
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