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Oliver listened carefully to his son’s words, noting that Adam did distrust him as well as silently blame him for the rift. Adam also thought that his father was still in guilt, which couldn’t be further from truth... But he didn’t retort, seeing no need to continue the argument between them. Silence would best suit them for now...
Luckily the pair had arrived home shortly after, melting the ice that laid waste on the journey home. Oliver slowly exited the car, one hand on the frame of the car while his other used his cane for support. By time Adam had removed his luggage, he had successfully left the car. Limping towards the front door, he entered the homestead, grateful from a break from the chilling winds outdoors.
The Morgan home had been purchased by Oliver shortly before his deployment. Three bedrooms, two floors, and a more than spacious backyard were some of it’s perks. However, Oliver only really ever enjoyed his office, which was converted from the spare bedroom... Using all of his saved money from the odd job here and there, he took out a mortgage to ease the weight of the plentiful home. But then war and politics came... And the solid 5 years away from home didn’t help much for his return, making it feel like another battlefield in its own right. But now with money being less tight than in his twenties, Oliver bought the house outright when Adam was 10, making sure his mother had no entitlement...
Oliver limped his way inside, paying little mind to Adam as he was in the kitchen, spotting the small entry hall table that held family photographs. Pausing for a moment to revel the photos, his icy eyes softened slightly as he glanced over each. Picking up his wedding photo first, before war had battered the man, he chuckled to himself. Marriage is a trap Oliver, you made a mistake there... Next going for a picture of a young Adam, no more then 3, holding a child’s drawing of what appeared to be a solider. Oliver had received the photo in Vietnam, with a lovely letter from his wife explaining the heart-warming story behind the photo...
But alas, Oliver grabbed his favorite photo of the father and son duo from the table. Oliver sat upon a simple park bench, while Adam sat sturdily in his lap. The two had been stargazing in the park, the pond had been shimmering with the reflections of hundreds of stars... Adam was no more than 8, which was before Oliver’s life with the IWU. The time in his life he tried to be the best man he could, despite the shadows of war that haunted his thoughts. But this photo showed none of the darkness he remembered of that time. Only the warm, loving connecting that he so dearly missed from the boy...
[/div][/div][/div][div class=credit]credits RI.a [/div][div class=overlay]Oliver Morgan[/div][div class=tags]Location: Oliver’s Home
Pyroclast [/div]
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Oliver listened carefully to his son’s words, noting that Adam did distrust him as well as silently blame him for the rift. Adam also thought that his father was still in guilt, which couldn’t be further from truth... But he didn’t retort, seeing no need to continue the argument between them. Silence would best suit them for now...
Luckily the pair had arrived home shortly after, melting the ice that laid waste on the journey home. Oliver slowly exited the car, one hand on the frame of the car while his other used his cane for support. By time Adam had removed his luggage, he had successfully left the car. Limping towards the front door, he entered the homestead, grateful from a break from the chilling winds outdoors.
The Morgan home had been purchased by Oliver shortly before his deployment. Three bedrooms, two floors, and a more than spacious backyard were some of it’s perks. However, Oliver only really ever enjoyed his office, which was converted from the spare bedroom... Using all of his saved money from the odd job here and there, he took out a mortgage to ease the weight of the plentiful home. But then war and politics came... And the solid 5 years away from home didn’t help much for his return, making it feel like another battlefield in its own right. But now with money being less tight than in his twenties, Oliver bought the house outright when Adam was 10, making sure his mother had no entitlement...
Oliver limped his way inside, paying little mind to Adam as he was in the kitchen, spotting the small entry hall table that held family photographs. Pausing for a moment to revel the photos, his icy eyes softened slightly as he glanced over each. Picking up his wedding photo first, before war had battered the man, he chuckled to himself. Marriage is a trap Oliver, you made a mistake there... Next going for a picture of a young Adam, no more then 3, holding a child’s drawing of what appeared to be a solider. Oliver had received the photo in Vietnam, with a lovely letter from his wife explaining the heart-warming story behind the photo...
But alas, Oliver grabbed his favorite photo of the father and son duo from the table. Oliver sat upon a simple park bench, while Adam sat sturdily in his lap. The two had been stargazing in the park, the pond had been shimmering with the reflections of hundreds of stars... Adam was no more than 8, which was before Oliver’s life with the IWU. The time in his life he tried to be the best man he could, despite the shadows of war that haunted his thoughts. But this photo showed none of the darkness he remembered of that time. Only the warm, loving connecting that he so dearly missed from the boy...
[/div][/div][/div][div class=credit]credits RI.a [/div][div class=overlay]Oliver Morgan[/div][div class=tags]Location: Oliver’s Home
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