A Mother's Love

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And I’d come close enough to wondering if I’d be spending the next few years in jail, I had no interest in spending my near future in a cold, dirty cell. That fear had been enough to mend my ways. I considered giving up my apartment for however long I was to be residing in Porter’s apartment. It would save me nearly $1000 a month which would go a long way toward savings. But the idea of not having it there when crap hit the fan with Porter was a bad idea. It occurred to me I was already back to calling him ‘Porter’ in my head. The familiarity of calling him ‘Kane’ felt a bit dangerous. Everything about him feels dangerous now. I sighed. Rounding mom’s door, I knocked lightly even though it was propped open and headed in. Coming to a dead stop there. What? “Hello Daughter.” M

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