My Hockey Alpha
I chimed in, “you’re no fool, but this curse is foolishly stubborn.”
My mom sighed, her hands still cupped around Tyler’s face. “But you’re okay, right? No nausea? No blurring vision?” She held up three fingers. “How many fingers am I holding up?”
“I’m okay, Mom. Really,” Tyler reassured her, swatting her hand away. “It was just a momentary glitch. I’m fine now.”
But the atmosphere had changed; the lighthearted mood was replaced by one of concern. Could this curse ever be broken completely? Or would it always linger, an unwanted shadow in our lives?