Author's Note: Hey everyone! Wow, when was the last time I was here? Well, I haven't added anything to the story. I've just revamped it a little so it's a bit more readable. I'll be finished shortly. Now, at the moment, I have three stories going. I won't be able to make that sequel I wanted to. Although, in the long run, I'll try to work on it. You know the disclaimers. If not, go to the credits page and read them there. Hope you enjoy the more readable version of 'Foolish'. Bye!
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Prologue:
The accident
The
couple inside the car hadn't spoken in what seemed like forever. The tension
was high and patience was thin. The woman tossed her wavy, dirty- blonde hair
behind her shoulders and sighed anxiously.
"What? Now you've got a problem with my driving?" the man
interrogated.
"I never said anything about your driving!" she spat, her face slowly
turning a slight shade of red.
"You already have a problem with Mac and my relationship. You won't even
let me raise my own son the way I'd like to. You get ballistic!"
"I go ballistic because all you two ever do is argue. He's out there
earning some money for us, and you get angry that he skips the last half hour
of school. And you don't even know the full story of why he skips. Can't you
let him off the hook once?"
"Let him off the hook? I want our son to get the best education. To become
the best he can be. I don't want his help earning money. I'm sure the two of us
together can get more than enough. That's why I don't let him off the
hook."
The woman's voice raised higher. "This is exactly
why I never get to see my son anymore. Because you scare him off. And we end up
getting into bigger fights while he's gone. This is why he gets mad at you. Because you can't control your temper. You are a jerk, a liar,
and a rotten father!"
"You take that back!" as he took his hand off the steering wheel,
along with his eyes, and slapped his wife across the face.
There wasn't even time to shout a warning. Before there was any time to react,
the car slid on the icy road and smashed right into a pole on the side of the
road.
