My expression softened, and I was about to answer.Then she snapped impatiently."If he doesn't know how to handle a tricycle, he shouldn't be on the road. He put Mr. Foster in the hospital."I looked down.The cargo tricycle that had carried Dad through half his life had been crushed beyond repair.Before sunrise every morning, Dad used to pedal it into town to sell breakfast.Rain or wind, he never missed a day.Even with a fever of 102, he refused to be late.I always begged him to rest.He would only say, "A little hardship won't kill me. If I can put you and Vanessa through school, I won't have any regrets.""Vanessa, how can you say that to him?"I shouted, "Dylan's father drove across the center line! How can you blame my father?"Vanessa frowned. "Your father can barely read a traffic sign. Mr. Foster has a driver's license. Why would he drive on the wrong side?""Lucas." Dylan's eyes filled with tears. "You may hate me, but you can't lie. Leaving an accident scene
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