KID: 14

“Is that not enough to be the problem? The only people I know that don’t age and look this way are gods. Are you a god Mr McQueen?”

Karen~

Flashback----->

“The doctor says you wanted to see me?” I said, walking into Samuel’s ward and approaching his bed.

He was at stage four of the cancer of the brain and, as much as I didn’t want to admit it; he was dying. His skin was so pale and his head had no hair and so was the strength I always knew him for.

He nodded and motioned for me to sit down. I took my sit on the chair close to him and waited patiently for what he wanted to say.

“Thank you, William, for everything you’ve done for me these past six months.” He said slowly and with much effort.

I shook my head, “I did nothing, Samuel.”

He smiled dryly, “To you, it might be nothing, but to me it’s everything.”

Samuel illness wasn’t one we expected or prepared for, it was sudden and was aggressive that Samuel had to be hospitalised immediately and treatments began swiftly too and th