Synopsis
Jason finds out about his secret child and emotions explode out of him. His relationship couldn't be more fragile with May, than it is now.
He's about to learn, it’s not just May's family who
knew about little Dolly.
Is there no one who didn't know?
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Excerpt
Closing the door, Jason slipped the chain lock across. The thought of
slamming his fist into
the wooden door was very prominent. No matter how many hours past his
anger and pain
never seemed to ease. The beer he had seemed to just be like water,
there was no kick in his
gut or even hope in his chest. These were his usual responses to beer.
Turning his back towards the door he slid to the floor emotionally
drained. He took
the emotional beating time and time again. He believed he deserved it
for pushing May
towards College; away from him forever.
Jason hated himself, his life and how it all turned out. He remembered
the good
Father saying. 'No good deed goes unpunished'.
Pushing his hands through his hair, he tried to find some sort of
strength left in him.
The cold breeze coming in from the open Kitchen window by passed him
and he allowed his
sobs to not over take him. He listened to his best friend’s truck
pulling away. This wasn't
Drew's fault. He just wished for guidance on how to handle this. Right
now if Drew was here
then they would only end up fighting.
How did this child remain a secret from him?
Sitting on the floor he knew they all kept it from him. Arnold, May's
father knew all
along and allowed seven years to pass without so much as a hint. His
thoughts on family and
the connection they all shared shattered.
Jason could almost see the trust he once had for them rain down in
glittering shards.
He wondered if May ever thought about him for a second. What this
might do to him or
their daughter?
Did she ever love him or was she looking to join the teen girl trend
of having a kid
before marriage; before commitment.
So many questions tormented him and his lip quivered; his teeth tried
to hold it still.
“Why May?” He half-heartedly shouted out. He muffled his shout with
his hands and
felt his soul reach out to Abby, to God. Jason didn't have a clue on
how Abby would have
handled this, yet he could hear her advice surrounding him.
Almost like she was still with him.
Jason hated how good she was at this. Abby would have had a cry and
forgiven him;
like she had done a hundred times before he broke her heart. She would
tell him to stand by
his child. Her
mothering instincts got into every fibre of his being.
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