Richard has the situational awareness of a golden retriever at a toddler's birthday party, completely blind to the chaotic energy, flying cake, and loud squeals, single mindedly locked in on the single potato chip that just hit the floor which is Nick
Alright you promised longer chapters, this feels more like journal entries than a story.
Please progress this story because I am really enjoying it but the shortness of it is annoying to be honest.
It's not gonna be an easy task to get Sandro back. The antics in the cafeteria is bullying, Sandro is being bullied by his former best friend.
Takes more than a simple apology to bridge that gap in their friendship.
Feel bad for poor Noah, finding out about someone else getting together with someone you really like and them shoving it in your face is pretty painful
Well THAT adds some salt to the soup!
Looked like Bryan was about to regress a bit to his old ways BEFORE he was pushed into a terrifying near death experience by his biggest target!
Does trauma bonding make an appearance or will this wedge them further apart?
Excited to find out!
Also, glad you're feeling better!
Clearly there is a great deal of pain radiating within Cooper, Brian won't be able to pretend he didn't throw his best friend to the curve all those years ago and pretended he didn't exist - that's a pain that compounds into a grief. Then to add to it Brian threw the first punch all those years later.
Brian has his work cut out for him, I just hope Cooper can find it within him to forgive even if he never forgets.