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Drew

“Let’s talk about Fable.”

I tense up but nod. I try my best to appear neutral, like our new topic of discussion doesn’t bother me. “What do you want to know?”

My shrink watches me, her careful gaze steady. “It still bothers you to hear her name.”

“It doesn’t,” I lie. I try my best to appear nonchalant, but my insides are churning. I both dread and savor hearing Fable’s name. I want to see her. I need to see her.

I can’t make myself go to her. And she’s clearly given up on me. I deserve her giving up. I gave up on her first, didn’t I?

More like you gave up on yourself.

“You don’t have to lie to me, Drew. It’s okay if it’s still difficult.” Dr. Sheila Harris pauses, tapping her index finger against her chin. “Have you considered trying to see her?”

I shake my head. I consider it every day, every minute of my life, but my considerations are useless. “She hates me.”

“You don’t know that.”

“I know I’d hate me for what I did if I were her. I shut down and shut her out, like I always do. She begged me again and again not to do it. That she’d be there for me no matter what.” Yet I left her. With only a stupid note that took me way too long to write, filled with a secret message that my smart, beautiful girl figured out right away.

But she’s not my girl. I can’t lay claim to her. I ignored her. And now…

I’ve lost her.

“So why did you shut her out? You’ve never told me, you know.”

My psychologist loves to ask the tough questions, but that’s her job. I still hate answering them. “It’s the only way I know how to cope,” I admit. The truth slaps me in the face on a daily basis. I always run.

It’s so much easier.

I sought Dr. Harris out myself. No one else pushed me to do it. After we came back from Carmel, after I ditched Fable and left her that bullshit note, I withdrew into myself worse than ever. I f**ked up my game play. I f**ked up my grades. Winter break came and I ran away. I literally ran away to some crazy cabin in the middle of the woods I rented from some nice old couple in Lake Tahoe.

My plan? Hibernate like a bear. Turn off my phone, hole up by myself and figure my shit out. I didn’t anticipate how hard it would be, though, being alone with my thoughts. My memories, both the good and the bad, haunted me. I thought of the bombshell my stepmom Adele dropped on me. I thought about my dad and how much the truth—if it really is the truth—would affect him. I thought about my little sister Vanessa and how she died. How she might not be my little sister after all…

More than anything, I thought of Fable. How mad she’d been when I showed up on her doorstep, but she let me in anyway. The way I touched her, how she touched me, the way she always seemed to break down my barriers and see the real me. I let her in. I wanted to let her in.

And then I left her. With a note that was rendered pointless because she tried her damnedest to rescue me and I wouldn’t let her. She sent me exactly two texts. The second one surprised me because I knew she was stubborn and I figured she’d give up after I didn’t answer the first one.

How could I answer it, though? She said all the right things. And I would’ve said all the wrong things. So it’s better to say nothing at all.

She also left me one voice mail. I still have it. Sometimes, when I’m feeling really f**ked up, I play it. Listen to her soft, tearful voice, those unbelievable words she says to me. By the time the message is finished, my heart literally hurts.

It’s torture listening to it yet I can’t make myself delete that message either. Just knowing it’s there, that for one last minute she actually cared, is better than deleting those words and her voice, and pretending she doesn’t exist.

“I’m hoping to help you with that. Your coping mechanisms,” Dr. Harris says, drawing me out of my thoughts. “I know how much she means to you. Fable. And I’m hoping that eventually, you’ll go to her and tell her you’re sorry.”

“What if I’m not sorry?” I toss the words out, but they’re meaningless. I’m so sorry I can’t begin to explain how much of a screwup I am.

“Then that’s another issue we’ll have to deal with,” she says gently.

It goes on like this for another fifteen minutes and then I finally make my escape, walking out into the cold, clear winter afternoon. The sun is warm on my skin despite the temperature and I start down the sidewalk, heading for where I parked my truck. Harris’s office is downtown, in a nondescript building, and I hope like hell I don’t see anyone I know. The college campus is only a few blocks away and students hang out at the little stores, cafés and coffee shops that line the street.

Not like I have many friends, but hell. Everyone likes to think they know me. No one really does. With the exception of one person.

“Hey, Callahan, wait up!”

Pausing, I glance over my shoulder to see one of my teammates running toward me, a big grin on his goofy face. Jace Hendrix is a pain in the ass but generally a good guy. He’s never done me wrong, not that any of them ever really have. “Hey.” I offer him a wave and shove my hands into my jacket pockets, waiting until he stops just in front of me.

“Long time, no see,” Jace says. “You sort of disappeared after that last failure of a game.”

I wince. That last failure of a game had been all my fault. “I was feeling sort of f**ked up over that,” I confess.

Hell, I can’t believe I just admitted to my failures, but Jace doesn’t seem bothered. “Yeah, you and everyone else, man. Listen, what are you doing this weekend?”

The way Jace brushes off my statement—hell, the way he agrees with it—blows me away. “What’s going on?”

“It’s Logan’s birthday. We’re doing it up right at the new restaurant that just opened a few blocks over. Have you heard of it?” Jace looks excited, he’s literally bouncing on his feet and I wonder what the hell is up.

“Vaguely.” I shrug. Like I care. The last thing I want is to be social.

But then Dr. Harris’s words ring through my head. How she wants me to reach out. And act like a real person.

“Party’s going to be there. Got a private room and everything. I haven’t been there yet, but I hear all the waitresses are gorgeous, the drinks are delicious and loaded with alcohol and Logan’s parents arranged for a private room. Rumor has it strippers might’ve been hired out for this momentous event. Logan’s turning twenty-one, so we want to get him all sorts of f**ked up.” Jace waggles his eyebrows.

“Sounds great,” I lie. It sounds like torture. But I need to go. At the very least, make a quick appearance and then jam. I can report back to my shrink what I did. She can give me a gold star for making an effort.

“You’ll go?” Jace looks shocked and I know why. I rarely do anything with the guys and especially the last few months, since I’ve been like a ghost.

“I’ll be there.” I nod, unsure how I’m going to work up the energy to make an appearance, but I’ve got to do this.

“Yeah? Awesome! I can’t wait to tell the guys. We’ve missed you. Haven’t seen you for a while and we all know how those last few games were tough on you. They were tough on all of us.” Jace’s expression is solemn and for a minute I wonder if he’s playing my ass.

But then I realize he’s sincere. Funny how I took full responsibility for those losses when I bet every single one of these guys on my team probably did the same thing.

“Tell the guys I can’t wait to see them.” The words fall easily from my lips because they’re the truth. I need to stop wallowing in my own misery. I need to stop worrying about my past, worrying about my dad and my bitch of a stepmom and the little girl who died because I was too busy fighting with her mom and telling her to keep her goddamn hands to herself.

That’s the one regret I have, that I never fully explained to Fable what happened that day. I know she assumes I was off screwing around with Adele. I would think the same. But that was the day I told her never again. Whatever she was going to try, I wasn’t interested. It was over. That was the day I became liberated.

And also the day I became a prisoner to my own guilt.

Forever.

“See ya around, Drew.” Jace waves and turns, whistling as he walks away from me. I remain rooted to the spot, watching him leave until he’s a speck of nothing in the distance, wishing like crazy I could be that carefree. That my biggest concerns were my grades, what girl I could get my hands on next, and how excited I was for the big party coming up in a few days.

Maybe, just maybe I could lose myself in the mundane for a bit. Pretend that nothing else matters but friends and school and parties. Doc says I can’t move forward until I face the past.

But what the f**k does she know?

Chapter Two

She’s all broken inside but no one will ever notice. – Unknown

Fable

“So.” Owen slurps on the giant thirty-two-ounce soda I bought him at the gas station, where we stopped to fill up my mom’s crap car on the way home. “Can I eat for free at this joint you’re working at?”

I shake my head. “It’s too classy. Kids aren’t really welcome.” The understatement of the year. The restaurant is definitely not kid friendly. In fact, I’m thinking it’s not really Fable friendly either but I’m willing to give it a chance. Colin claims I can make a ton of money in tips, though I’m not sure if I believe him.

My thoughts drift to Colin. He owns the restaurant…because his rich daddy gave it to him to play with. That much I gleaned out of him when he first brought me there. He’s nice. He’s attractive. He’s charming.

Beyond chatting with him like he’s my boss and I’m his employee, I’m avoiding him as much as possible. I took him up on his job offer, though it sounds almost too good to be true.

Funny thing is, I haven’t quite given notice at La Salle’s yet. Holding on to that job until I know for sure the new job is goin
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Drew

“Let’s talk about Fable.”

I tense up but nod. I try my best to appear neutral, like our new topic of discussion doesn’t bother me. “What do you want to know?”

My shrink watches me, her careful gaze steady. “It still bothers you to hear her name.”

“It doesn’t,” I lie. I try my best to appear nonchalant, but my insides are churning. I both dread and savor hearing Fable’s name. I want to see her. I need to see her.

I can’t make myself go to her. And she’s clearly given up on me. I deserve her giving up. I gave up on her first, didn’t I?

More like you gave up on yourself.

“You don’t have to lie to me, Drew. It’s okay if it’s still difficult.” Dr. Sheila Harris pauses, tapping her index finger against her chin. “Have you considered trying to see her?”

I shake my head. I consider it every day, every minute of my life, but my considerations are useless. “She hates me.”

“You don’t know that.”

“I know I’d hate me for what I did if I were her. I shut down and shut her out, like I always do. She begged me again and again not to do it. That she’d be there for me no matter what.” Yet I left her. With only a stupid note that took me way too long to write, filled with a secret message that my smart, beautiful girl figured out right away.

But she’s not my girl. I can’t lay claim to her. I ignored her. And now…

I’ve lost her.

“So why did you shut her out? You’ve never told me, you know.”

My psychologist loves to ask the tough questions, but that’s her job. I still hate answering them. “It’s the only way I know how to cope,” I admit. The truth slaps me in the face on a daily basis. I always run.

It’s so much easier.

I sought Dr. Harris out myself. No one else pushed me to do it. After we came back from Carmel, after I ditched Fable and left her that bullshit note, I withdrew into myself worse than ever. I f**ked up my game play. I f**ked up my grades. Winter break came and I ran away. I literally ran away to some crazy cabin in the middle of the woods I rented from some nice old couple in Lake Tahoe.

My plan? Hibernate like a bear. Turn off my phone, hole up by myself and figure my shit out. I didn’t anticipate how hard it would be, though, being alone with my thoughts. My memories, both the good and the bad, haunted me. I thought of the bombshell my stepmom Adele dropped on me. I thought about my dad and how much the truth—if it really is the truth—would affect him. I thought about my little sister Vanessa and how she died. How she might not be my little sister after all…

More than anything, I thought of Fable. How mad she’d been when I showed up on her doorstep, but she let me in anyway. The way I touched her, how she touched me, the way she always seemed to break down my barriers and see the real me. I let her in. I wanted to let her in.

And then I left her. With a note that was rendered pointless because she tried her damnedest to rescue me and I wouldn’t let her. She sent me exactly two texts. The second one surprised me because I knew she was stubborn and I figured she’d give up after I didn’t answer the first one.

How could I answer it, though? She said all the right things. And I would’ve said all the wrong things. So it’s better to say nothing at all.

She also left me one voice mail. I still have it. Sometimes, when I’m feeling really f**ked up, I play it. Listen to her soft, tearful voice, those unbelievable words she says to me. By the time the message is finished, my heart literally hurts.

It’s torture listening to it yet I can’t make myself delete that message either. Just knowing it’s there, that for one last minute she actually cared, is better than deleting those words and her voice, and pretending she doesn’t exist.

“I’m hoping to help you with that. Your coping mechanisms,” Dr. Harris says, drawing me out of my thoughts. “I know how much she means to you. Fable. And I’m hoping that eventually, you’ll go to her and tell her you’re sorry.”

“What if I’m not sorry?” I toss the words out, but they’re meaningless. I’m so sorry I can’t begin to explain how much of a screwup I am.

“Then that’s another issue we’ll have to deal with,” she says gently.

It goes on like this for another fifteen minutes and then I finally make my escape, walking out into the cold, clear winter afternoon. The sun is warm on my skin despite the temperature and I start down the sidewalk, heading for where I parked my truck. Harris’s office is downtown, in a nondescript building, and I hope like hell I don’t see anyone I know. The college campus is only a few blocks away and students hang out at the little stores, cafés and coffee shops that line the street.

Not like I have many friends, but hell. Everyone likes to think they know me. No one really does. With the exception of one person.

“Hey, Callahan, wait up!”

Pausing, I glance over my shoulder to see one of my teammates running toward me, a big grin on his goofy face. Jace Hendrix is a pain in the ass but generally a good guy. He’s never done me wrong, not that any of them ever really have. “Hey.” I offer him a wave and shove my hands into my jacket pockets, waiting until he stops just in front of me.

“Long time, no see,” Jace says. “You sort of disappeared after that last failure of a game.”

I wince. That last failure of a game had been all my fault. “I was feeling sort of f**ked up over that,” I confess.

Hell, I can’t believe I just admitted to my failures, but Jace doesn’t seem bothered. “Yeah, you and everyone else, man. Listen, what are you doing this weekend?”

The way Jace brushes off my statement—hell, the way he agrees with it—blows me away. “What’s going on?”

“It’s Logan’s birthday. We’re doing it up right at the new restaurant that just opened a few blocks over. Have you heard of it?” Jace looks excited, he’s literally bouncing on his feet and I wonder what the hell is up.

“Vaguely.” I shrug. Like I care. The last thing I want is to be social.

But then Dr. Harris’s words ring through my head. How she wants me to reach out. And act like a real person.

“Party’s going to be there. Got a private room and everything. I haven’t been there yet, but I hear all the waitresses are gorgeous, the drinks are delicious and loaded with alcohol and Logan’s parents arranged for a private room. Rumor has it strippers might’ve been hired out for this momentous event. Logan’s turning twenty-one, so we want to get him all sorts of f**ked up.” Jace waggles his eyebrows.

“Sounds great,” I lie. It sounds like torture. But I need to go. At the very least, make a quick appearance and then jam. I can report back to my shrink what I did. She can give me a gold star for making an effort.

“You’ll go?” Jace looks shocked and I know why. I rarely do anything with the guys and especially the last few months, since I’ve been like a ghost.

“I’ll be there.” I nod, unsure how I’m going to work up the energy to make an appearance, but I’ve got to do this.

“Yeah? Awesome! I can’t wait to tell the guys. We’ve missed you. Haven’t seen you for a while and we all know how those last few games were tough on you. They were tough on all of us.” Jace’s expression is solemn and for a minute I wonder if he’s playing my ass.

But then I realize he’s sincere. Funny how I took full responsibility for those losses when I bet every single one of these guys on my team probably did the same thing.

“Tell the guys I can’t wait to see them.” The words fall easily from my lips because they’re the truth. I need to stop wallowing in my own misery. I need to stop worrying about my past, worrying about my dad and my bitch of a stepmom and the little girl who died because I was too busy fighting with her mom and telling her to keep her goddamn hands to herself.

That’s the one regret I have, that I never fully explained to Fable what happened that day. I know she assumes I was off screwing around with Adele. I would think the same. But that was the day I told her never again. Whatever she was going to try, I wasn’t interested. It was over. That was the day I became liberated.

And also the day I became a prisoner to my own guilt.

Forever.

“See ya around, Drew.” Jace waves and turns, whistling as he walks away from me. I remain rooted to the spot, watching him leave until he’s a speck of nothing in the distance, wishing like crazy I could be that carefree. That my biggest concerns were my grades, what girl I could get my hands on next, and how excited I was for the big party coming up in a few days.

Maybe, just maybe I could lose myself in the mundane for a bit. Pretend that nothing else matters but friends and school and parties. Doc says I can’t move forward until I face the past.

But what the f**k does she know?

Chapter Two

She’s all broken inside but no one will ever notice. – Unknown

Fable

“So.” Owen slurps on the giant thirty-two-ounce soda I bought him at the gas station, where we stopped to fill up my mom’s crap car on the way home. “Can I eat for free at this joint you’re working at?”

I shake my head. “It’s too classy. Kids aren’t really welcome.” The understatement of the year. The restaurant is definitely not kid friendly. In fact, I’m thinking it’s not really Fable friendly either but I’m willing to give it a chance. Colin claims I can make a ton of money in tips, though I’m not sure if I believe him.

My thoughts drift to Colin. He owns the restaurant…because his rich daddy gave it to him to play with. That much I gleaned out of him when he first brought me there. He’s nice. He’s attractive. He’s charming.

Beyond chatting with him like he’s my boss and I’m his employee, I’m avoiding him as much as possible. I took him up on his job offer, though it sounds almost too good to be true.

Funny thing is, I haven’t quite given notice at La Salle’s yet. Holding on to that job until I know for sure the new job is goin
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Menarik "Mari kita bicara tentang Fable." Saya tegang tapi mengangguk. Saya mencoba yang terbaik untuk tampil netral, seperti topik baru diskusi tidak mengganggu saya. "Apa yang Anda ingin tahu?" menyusut saya jam tangan saya, tatapan hati nya mantap. "Ini masih mengganggu Anda mendengar namanya." "Tidak," aku berbohong. Saya mencoba yang terbaik untuk tampil acuh tak acuh, tapi perutku yang bergolak. Aku baik takut dan menikmati mendengar nama Fable itu. Saya ingin melihatnya. Aku harus bertemu dengannya. Saya tidak bisa membuat diriku pergi menemuinya. Dan dia jelas diberikan pada saya. Saya pantas dia menyerah. Aku menyerah pada dirinya pertama, bukan? Lebih seperti Anda menyerah pada diri Anda sendiri. "Anda tidak perlu berbohong padaku, Drew. Tidak apa-apa jika masih sulit. "Dr. Sheila Harris jeda, menekan jari telunjuknya terhadap dagunya. "Apakah Anda dianggap mencoba untuk melihatnya?" Aku menggeleng. Saya menganggap setiap hari, setiap menit dalam hidup saya, tapi pertimbangan saya tidak berguna. "Dia membenci saya." "Kau tidak tahu itu." "Aku tahu aku tidak suka saya untuk apa yang saya lakukan jika saya padanya. Aku menutup dan menutup keluar, seperti yang saya selalu lakukan. Dia memohon saya lagi dan lagi untuk tidak melakukannya. Bahwa dia akan berada di sana untuk saya tidak peduli apa. "Namun saya meninggalkannya. Dengan hanya sebuah catatan bodoh yang membawa saya terlalu lama untuk menulis, penuh dengan pesan rahasia yang pintar, gadis cantik saya tahu segera. Tapi dia bukan gadis saya. Saya tidak bisa mengklaim dirinya. Aku mengabaikannya. Dan sekarang ... aku sudah kehilangan dia. "Jadi, mengapa Anda menutup keluar? Kau tidak pernah mengatakan kepada saya, kau tahu. " psikolog saya suka mengajukan pertanyaan yang sulit, tapi itu pekerjaannya. Aku masih membenci menjawab mereka. "Ini satu-satunya cara saya tahu bagaimana mengatasinya," aku mengakui. Yang benar menampar saya di wajah setiap hari. Aku selalu berjalan. Ini jauh lebih mudah. ​​Aku mencari Dr. Harris keluar sendiri. Tidak ada orang lain mendorong saya untuk melakukannya. Setelah kami kembali dari Carmel, setelah saya membuang Fable dan meninggalkan bahwa catatan omong kosong, saya menarik diri ke diri saya lebih buruk dari sebelumnya. Aku f ** Ked up bermain permainan saya. Aku f ** Ked up nilai saya. Liburan musim dingin datang dan saya melarikan diri. Aku benar-benar melarikan diri ke beberapa pondok gila di tengah-tengah hutan saya menyewa dari beberapa pasangan tua yang baik di Lake Tahoe. Rencana saya? Hibernate seperti beruang. Matikan telepon saya, lubang up sendiri dan mencari kotoran keluar. Saya tidak mengantisipasi bagaimana sulitnya akan, meskipun, sendirian dengan pikiran saya. Kenangan saya, yang baik maupun yang buruk, menghantui saya. Aku teringat bom ibu tiriku Adele jatuh pada saya. Saya berpikir tentang ayah saya dan berapa banyak kebenaran jika itu benar-benar kebenaran-akan mempengaruhi dia. Saya berpikir tentang adikku Vanessa dan bagaimana dia meninggal. Bagaimana dia mungkin tidak adikku setelah semua ... Lebih dari apa pun, saya pikir Fable. Bagaimana gila dia sudah ketika saya muncul di depan pintu, tapi dia membiarkan saya tetap. Cara saya menyentuhnya, bagaimana dia menyentuh saya, cara dia selalu tampak untuk mendobrak hambatan dan melihat diriku yang sebenarnya. Aku membiarkan dia. Aku ingin membiarkan dia di. Dan kemudian aku meninggalkannya. Dengan catatan yang diberikan sia-sia karena ia mencoba sekuat tenaga dia menyelamatkan saya dan saya tidak akan membiarkan dia. Dia mengirimi saya tepat dua teks. Yang kedua mengejutkan saya karena saya tahu dia keras kepala dan saya pikir dia akan menyerah setelah saya tidak menjawab yang pertama. Bagaimana aku bisa menjawabnya, meskipun? Dia mengatakan semua hal yang benar. Dan aku akan mengatakan semua hal yang salah. Jadi lebih baik untuk mengatakan apa-apa. Dia juga meninggalkan saya satu pesan suara. Saya masih memilikinya. Kadang-kadang, ketika aku merasa benar-benar f ** Ked, saya memainkannya. Dengarkan suara menangis lembut, kata-kata yang luar biasa katanya kepada saya. Pada saat pesan selesai, hati saya benar-benar sakit. Ini penyiksaan mendengarkan itu tapi aku tidak bisa membuat diriku menghapus pesan yang baik. Hanya mengetahui itu ada, bahwa untuk satu menit terakhir dia benar-benar peduli, lebih baik daripada menghapus kata-kata dan suaranya, dan berpura-pura dia tidak ada. "Saya berharap untuk membantu Anda dengan itu. Mekanisme koping Anda, "kata Dr Harris, menarik saya keluar dari pikiran saya. "Aku tahu betapa ia berarti bagi Anda. Fable. Dan saya berharap bahwa pada akhirnya, Anda akan pergi ke dia dan katakan padanya kau menyesal. " "Bagaimana jika aku tidak menyesal?" Aku melemparkan kata-kata, tapi mereka tidak berarti. Aku sangat menyesal saya tidak bisa mulai untuk menjelaskan berapa banyak pengacau yang saya. "Kemudian itu masalah lain kita harus berurusan dengan," katanya lembut. Itu berlangsung seperti ini selama lima belas menit kemudian saya akhirnya membuat melarikan diri, berjalan keluar ke dingin, sore musim dingin yang jelas. Matahari hangat pada kulit saya meskipun suhu dan saya mulai menyusuri trotoar, menuju tempat saya memarkir truk saya. Kantor Harris adalah pusat kota, di sebuah bangunan mencolok, dan saya berharap seperti neraka aku tidak melihat orang yang aku kenal. Kampus hanya beberapa blok jauhnya dan mahasiswa nongkrong di toko-toko kecil, kafe dan toko-toko kopi yang berjajar di jalan. Tidak seperti saya punya banyak teman, tapi neraka. Semua orang suka berpikir mereka tahu saya. Tidak ada yang benar-benar. Dengan pengecualian dari satu orang. "Hei, Callahan, tunggu sampai!" Berhenti, saya melirik bahu saya untuk melihat salah satu rekan tim saya berjalan ke arahku, senyum lebar di wajah konyol. Jace Hendrix adalah rasa sakit di pantat tetapi umumnya orang baik. Dia tidak pernah melakukan salah, tidak salah satu dari mereka pernah benar-benar memiliki. "Hei." Aku menawarkan padanya gelombang dan mendorong tanganku ke dalam saku jaket, menunggu sampai dia berhenti hanya di depan saya. "Lama, tidak melihat," kata Jace. "Kau semacam menghilang setelah kegagalan terakhir dari permainan." Aku meringis. Bahwa kegagalan terakhir permainan telah semua salahku. "Saya merasa semacam f ** Ked di atas itu," aku mengakui. Neraka, aku tidak percaya aku hanya mengakui kegagalan saya, tapi Jace tidak tampak terganggu. "Ya, Anda dan orang lain, manusia. Dengar, apa yang kau lakukan akhir pekan ini? " Cara Jace sikat dari saya pernyataan-neraka, cara dia setuju dengan itu-pukulan saya pergi. "Apa yang terjadi?" "Ini hari ulang tahun Logan. Kami melakukan itu tepat di restoran baru yang baru saja dibuka beberapa blok atas. Pernahkah Anda mendengar tentang hal itu? "Jace tampak gembira, dia benar-benar memantul di kakinya dan saya bertanya-tanya apa sih terserah. "Samar-samar." Aku mengangkat bahu. Seperti saya peduli. Hal terakhir yang saya inginkan adalah menjadi sosial. Tapi kemudian kata Dr Harris berdering di kepalaku. Bagaimana dia ingin aku untuk menjangkau. Dan bertindak seperti orang yang nyata. "Partai akan berada di sana. Mendapat ruang pribadi dan segala sesuatu. Saya belum ada, tapi aku mendengar semua pelayan cantik, minuman lezat dan sarat dengan alkohol dan orang tua Logan diatur untuk ruang pribadi. Rumor mengatakan penari telanjang mungkin sudah disewa untuk acara penting ini. Logan balik dua puluh satu, jadi kami ingin membuatnya segala macam f ** Ked up. "Jace waggles alisnya. "Kedengarannya bagus," aku berbohong. Kedengarannya seperti penyiksaan. Tapi aku harus pergi. Setidaknya, membuat penampilan cepat dan kemudian macet. Saya dapat melaporkan kembali ke psikiater saya apa yang saya lakukan. Dia bisa memberikan bintang emas untuk membuat usaha. "Anda akan pergi?" Jace tampak terkejut dan aku tahu mengapa. Saya jarang melakukan apa-apa dengan orang-orang dan terutama beberapa bulan terakhir, karena aku sudah seperti hantu. "Aku akan berada di sana." Aku mengangguk, tidak yakin bagaimana aku akan bekerja sampai energi untuk membuat tampilan, tapi aku harus melakukan ini. "Ya? Keren! Saya tidak sabar untuk memberitahu orang-orang. Kami merindukanmu. Belum melihat Anda untuk sementara waktu dan kita semua tahu bagaimana mereka beberapa pertandingan terakhir yang sulit pada Anda. Mereka sulit kita semua. "Ekspresi Jace adalah khusyuk dan selama satu menit Aku ingin tahu apakah dia bermain pantatku. Tapi kemudian aku sadar dia tulus. Lucu bagaimana saya mengambil tanggung jawab penuh atas kerugian tersebut ketika saya yakin setiap satu dari orang-orang di tim saya mungkin melakukan hal yang sama. "Katakan pada orang-orang yang saya tidak sabar untuk melihat mereka." Kata-kata jatuh dengan mudah dari bibirku karena mereka sedang kebenaran. Saya harus berhenti berkubang dalam penderitaan saya sendiri. Saya harus berhenti mencemaskan masa lalu saya, khawatir tentang ayah saya dan jalang saya dari ibu tiri dan gadis kecil yang meninggal karena aku terlalu sibuk berkelahi dengan ibunya dan menyuruhnya untuk menjaga tangan sialan untuk dirinya sendiri. Itulah satu penyesalan saya memiliki, bahwa saya tidak pernah sepenuhnya dijelaskan kepada dongeng apa yang terjadi hari itu. Aku tahu dia menganggap aku pergi main-main dengan Adele. Saya akan berpikir hal yang sama. Tapi itu adalah hari aku bilang tidak pernah lagi. Apa pun yang akan mencoba, saya tidak tertarik. Itu lebih. Itu adalah hari saya menjadi dibebaskan. Dan juga hari saya menjadi tahanan rasa bersalah saya sendiri. Selamanya. "Lihat ya sekitar, Drew." gelombang Jace dan ternyata, bersiul saat ia berjalan pergi dari saya. Aku tetap terpaku di tempat, menonton dia pergi sampai dia setitik ada di kejauhan, berharap seperti gila aku bisa riang itu. Bahwa kekhawatiran terbesar saya adalah nilai saya, apa gadis saya bisa mendapatkan tangan saya pada berikutnya, dan betapa bersemangatnya saya untuk partai besar datang dalam beberapa hari. Mungkin, mungkin saja aku bisa kehilangan diri dalam biasa untuk sedikit. Berpura-pura tidak ada yang hal-hal yang lain tapi teman-teman dan sekolah dan pihak. Doc bilang aku tidak bisa bergerak maju sampai aku menghadapi masa lalu. Tapi apa yang f ** k apakah dia tahu? Bab Dua Dia semua rusak di dalam tetapi tidak ada yang akan pernah melihat. - Tidak Diketahui Fable "So." Owen slurps pada raksasa tiga puluh dua ons soda saya membelinya di pompa bensin, di mana kita berhenti untuk mengisi omong kosong mobil ibuku dalam perjalanan pulang. "Dapatkah saya makan gratis di sendi ini Anda bekerja di?" Aku menggeleng. "Ini terlalu berkelas. Anak-anak tidak benar-benar diterima. "The meremehkan tahun. Restoran ini jelas tidak ramah anak. Bahkan, aku berpikir itu tidak benar-benar dongeng ramah baik, tapi saya bersedia untuk memberikan kesempatan. Colin mengklaim Aku bisa membuat ton uang tips, meskipun saya tidak yakin apakah saya percaya padanya. Pikiranku melayang ke Colin. Dia memiliki restoran ... karena ayah kaya memberikannya kepada dia untuk bermain dengan. Itu banyak saya diperoleh dari dia ketika dia pertama kali membawa saya ke sana. Dia bagus. Dia menarik. Dia menawan. Selain mengobrol dengan dia seperti dia bos saya dan saya karyawan, saya menghindarinya sebisa mungkin. Aku mengambil dia pada tawaran pekerjaan, meskipun kedengarannya hampir terlalu bagus untuk menjadi kenyataan. Lucunya, saya belum cukup diberikan pemberitahuan di La Salle belum. Berpegang pada pekerjaan yang sampai aku tahu pasti pekerjaan baru pergi

















































































































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