09-10-2008, 01:48 AM
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A faint, and half-mad smile broke across Ahren’s face. Even now, he was smiling at the absurdity of it, smiling because they had discussed these things so many times, smiling because he had to smile and ignore the fact his son might be dying in the room behind them. “You don’t want to live,” he said, looking up at the rain. “You just want to disappear.” They had become so candid with each other that he no longer cared what he said. He didn’t feel anything either way.
A faint, and half-mad smile broke across Ahren’s face. Even now, he was smiling at the absurdity of it, smiling because they had discussed these things so many times, smiling because he had to smile and ignore the fact his son might be dying in the room behind them. “You don’t want to live,” he said, looking up at the rain. “You just want to disappear.” They had become so candid with each other that he no longer cared what he said. He didn’t feel anything either way.