Framed at My Cousin's Club
I said, meeting his devastated eyes, "tomorrow morning, someone will take you to the quiet rehabilitation center on the outskirts of the city. I'll have people clean up that old house your parents left you. From now on, you'll have to take care of yourself."
With that, I walked away without looking back.
Behind me came Nick's broken cries, and Tina gasping on the floor like a dying stray.
The crystal chandeliers in the club still glittered, but what they illuminated now was nothing more than the ruins of a party long over.
Outside the doors, the night wind was cool. I looked up at the sky. A thin cloud drifted alone.
'Grandpa, I didn't let you down,' I thought.
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