“Well, it’s over, kid. You did your bit, you said your piece, so how about you just move the f**k on?”
“Stop calling me kid. I’m just as much a man as you are. Man enough to face you.”
Conrad’s mouth snapped shut. I stood and walked over to the television. I slammed it off with a palm on the power button and stood facing him.
“You’re right, you don’t owe me anything, Conrad.” The words came fast now; I couldn’t stop them and was past caring about stopping them. My hands knotted in my T-shirt. “I don’t know exactly what happened between us, I just know that it’s changed me and I can’t go back to where I was and I can’t keep running and I can’t be here. Maybe you felt like this your first time and you didn’t have anyone to turn to either, but this is f*****g me up all over…” I felt my fac
