“I don’t want him to be angry,” he said. “Like you, or like your other brothers.”
I didn’t tell him that my anger had burned away long ago, leaving only apathy, and a general acceptance of perceived reality.
“I don’t want him to be angry,” he said. “Like you, or like your other brothers.”
I didn’t tell him that my anger had burned away long ago, leaving only apathy, and a general acceptance of perceived reality.