Caitlyn
MY BIGGEST ENEMY was my uncontrolled mind.
Because I acted out on pure impulse, dad was in front of us and like a scared cat, I jumped out of Lucien's arm. I felt paralyzed when dad gave him an intense gaze, then transferred it to me. He was upset, scratch that, he was in flames when he looked at Lucien again.
"You can forget about your motorcycle," he seethed, "and you'll have the ten grand back."
Nobody dared to say one word. Lucien widened his eyes, afraid about my dad's sudden decision.
"Dad, that's not fair. It's my fault." I followed him when he walked out to the garage. I couldn't care less about the mud stamps by my sneakers when I trailed behind him.
As much as Lucien annoyed the living daylights out of me, it wasn't enough to justify dad's irrationality. He came fro
