Twisted Pain
When I got closer, I saw a man was holding a knife in my father’s throat while my dad’s face was against the wall.
The man was younger than me, in his early or mid-twenties, with an impressive height of 6 feet 4 to 6 feet 5 inches, broad shoulder, a black man.
“What is going on?” I asked as I got closer to them.
“Nathan, help me, son.” My dad told me which was more like an order than a request. Even facing the danger, or should I say a life-endangering moment. Right then, that could be the last time he was alive, but this man forgot he needed to ask for my help. An order would not work here.
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