Chapter Fifteen
Fiona
The night of our son’s high school graduation party had been going extremely well. Until Collin pulled Coy outside to talk to him. I found Coy coming back with a scowl on his face, and soon after, Collin came in looking the same way.
I had no idea what could’ve set the two of them off. When my husband came back and sat next to me, I asked, “What’s going on?”
“Your son is too damn much like you, that’s what’s going on.” He pulled off his cowboy hat and ran his hands over his hair as if he had a headache.
“I still don’t understand.”
He pointed at the dance floor, where our son was dancing again with Lila Stevens. “See. He’s doing that just to spite me.”
I was completely lost. “How’s that?”
“I told him to move on to another girl. But he can’t take an order to sav
