ATTENTION: don't read this until you finished reading TOSOM (The Other Side Of Me) - i'll post some content and questions about the last three chapters here.
So... first: this a great story, i liked it very much. I read it all at once during the last days of 2006 after Dom had announced that he finished it (anticipation would have killed me if i'd have had to wait weeks and months between the chapters).
But there is something i truly don't understand and therefore strikes me as somewhat... unreal... which i can easily forgive, but am not used to in Doms Stories. So, maybe you guys could help out and try to explain it to me, i guess i just missed something.
In the beginning of chapter 14 Brian had Sam, Frank and Oliver kidnapped. Frank and David were the last ones to arrive at the house (before they were brought to the boat). Frank had just recently freed David from his horrible prison. While Brian kidnapped Frank too, David was able to slip onto the boat undiscovered. Frank and Oliver tried to escape but failed, because David chose to show up and interfere (all this in chapter 13).
Sooo... what i really really do not understand is, why in chapter 14 David would stand by the side of his father after that. I mean, that man tortured and mistreated him all his life - he just had nine days to remember all of it. And what seemed even more wrong to me is that Brian (his father) would even let him do that and give him a gun. He despised and hated David all through the story, beat him up, imprisoned him... why would he trust him now to help him kidnapp and murder(?) his own beloved brother, the friend of his brother and the father of his friends brother? I can't imagine Brian to do that, i mean, there is just no trust between the two of them from neither side. And there they are now, standing together as if they were the best of allies all along?
Okay, as i said, i liked the whole story, it was different, but as excellent as all the other DomLuka stories .
Please help me understand that questioned part, you will make my day!