“I’ve considered all the options, Pa,”
Frank replied with just a bit of school-aged irritation in his voice. “That’s
why I’m going with Young and not on my own.” He still hadn’t looked his father
in the eye since the rest of the family had exited. Frank gazed around the
room. Besides the new dining room table, the room appeared the same as it had
when he was growing up. Frank remembered being kept after breakfast as a child
and receiving warnings about acting up during the busy day of work ahead. He
pictured his ten-year-old self sitting there, this time being lectured about going
to Kansas.
“How well do you know this boy? I
asked about his folks. They say his old man was a son of a bitch.”
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