Chapter 38: A Reason for My Madness
12:32 A.M.
Andrew was quiet in the back seat. Damian shifted to the left, turned his head, and saw that his brother was still there. Andrew smiled and nodded. He then said to Damian’s mind, ::Do you remember the day you found me?::
I don’t want to remember that.
::Do it,:: Andrew was persistent. ::Turn around in your seat and remember it, Damian. There’s a reason for my madness.::
Damian listened, but he really wasn’t sure why. He stared out the front windshield and within seconds—as if Andrew were now controlling his memory—his mind drifted to an away-place and an away-time.
He was on Chopin Street again in Pittsburgh, a residential area of the city with middle class workers. His mother was in Charlotte, North Carolina, attending a wedding with on
