R A V E N N A
The drive back home was silent.
Too silent.
I didn't want Kai to ask questions, because the answers to those questions might not sit well with him.
Once we reached home, I took out his favorite sandwich and placed it on a plate.
I watched him happily munching his food.
I smiled, even though I had no intention of ever letting Kai know about his real father, deep inside, I had hoped that maybe someday, he would be able to meet his father, and Zane would accept him and love him.
But, I knew that was a dream that could never become a reality.
I thought Zane was a good man, someone who deserved all the happiness in the world.
He wasn't.
I knew that, yet I still let him use me, and treat me however he wanted. The way I felt for him back then was nothing more than infatuat
