Waindale
My fingertip runs over the image and my lips murmur, "Dad."
I stare at the tiny picture of the honey-haired, blue-eyed, teenage boy for a while. I try to imagine what he looks like now—maybe the same if he's lucky. A football player. I wonder what he does now. I wonder if he has a family, what job he has, where he lives. He doesn't know about me. My mom told me that some time ago; "Your Dad, he doesn't know about you. Is that okay?" It was a casual conversation on a Sunday morning while we ate our newest sugary cereal and watched bad television. I didn't care whether he knew about me or not. Is it weird that I still don't? John Aymon is my dad, and that's nice to know, but I like the way thi
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