DrTrollinski
Don't let the name scare you.
".. Well... It's kinda' dark out, so I don't know if there's anything that we can do outside." He said, scratching his chin. ".. I saw my brother and Jacob playing cards, so we could go and join them if you want." He suggested with a shrug as he looked towards the exit of the kitchen.
".. Well, sweetheart, take a look at me. You've done somethin' - You had a kid, yeah, things didn't go the way you wanted 'em too. So-fuckin'-what? The boy ate, got dressed, cleaned, that's the main fuckin' thing - I never had kids, but you can tell just by lookin' at most parents that they stopped caring about 'emselves a long time ago. Look at Greg - Yeah, he was a big and mighty surgeon, but I ain't once heard him say that it ain't worth kickin' on for any more." He sighed and angrily tossed his cigarette onto the lawn. "My home life ain't relevant, but I can guarantee, just by lookin' at Coden, I can see that he ain't been through half of the horrible shit that I have." He stepped up onto the porch and shoved the door open.
"Just remember, next time it could be a lot worse - When you're a mother, you don't get to say that you ain't cut for it. Yeah, he didn't have a father for Christ-knows-how-long, and that's bound to make him somewhat troublesome. Hell, what he needs is people to stop brushing him off and show a bit of respect. Yeah, I ain't done the best at that, but my harshness is all for good reason." He stepped into the house and pulled the door shut before walking off into the living room and collapsing back onto the couch, sighing as he rubbed his forehead.
".. Well, sweetheart, take a look at me. You've done somethin' - You had a kid, yeah, things didn't go the way you wanted 'em too. So-fuckin'-what? The boy ate, got dressed, cleaned, that's the main fuckin' thing - I never had kids, but you can tell just by lookin' at most parents that they stopped caring about 'emselves a long time ago. Look at Greg - Yeah, he was a big and mighty surgeon, but I ain't once heard him say that it ain't worth kickin' on for any more." He sighed and angrily tossed his cigarette onto the lawn. "My home life ain't relevant, but I can guarantee, just by lookin' at Coden, I can see that he ain't been through half of the horrible shit that I have." He stepped up onto the porch and shoved the door open.
"Just remember, next time it could be a lot worse - When you're a mother, you don't get to say that you ain't cut for it. Yeah, he didn't have a father for Christ-knows-how-long, and that's bound to make him somewhat troublesome. Hell, what he needs is people to stop brushing him off and show a bit of respect. Yeah, I ain't done the best at that, but my harshness is all for good reason." He stepped into the house and pulled the door shut before walking off into the living room and collapsing back onto the couch, sighing as he rubbed his forehead.