Fargo Series Real Story Novels & Stories

There were some parts where Frank broke down and asked for Nera's forgiveness and some parts where he asked for a break. The confession was detailed, even though most of it happened four years ago. But the stupid boy remembered dates, the weather, what kind of perfume Nera was wearing, and the color of the bedding. The details were sickening to hear, and he felt like he was watching some horror show even when he was the writer of the script. What he had done to his wife was explained from a third-party perspective, and reality hit him. He did not deserve Nera; he was a horrible person who needed to be locked up in prison and the keys were thrown away.