“Then let me just let him know that I am sorry. I should never have accused him.” I said to Chance, as I tried to step around him, while I watched Chase and Cash now step into the barn with their father, but Chance placed his hand this time out to the side to stop me from stepping around him.
I watched as the three of them disappeared into the shadows of the barn, wishing that Chase would just turn back to look at me just for a second so that I could let him know that I was sorry. Unfortunately, Chase was as stubborn as a bull, and he walked right into that barn with his head held high, not giving a s**t about what I thought about him, or what consequences he may have for punching his brother.
Chance at that moment took a full step in front of me, blocking my full line of sight of the
