“You’re not alone,” she motioned for him to sit closer to her. “You standing around is making me tired. Move your ass and sit down.” Sara knew deep in her heart that she’d have to remedy the man before her. She would always care for him, deeper than she thought she could for another person.
“I don’t think anybody trusts me anymore, Sar. Hell, I don’t even trust myself. I’ve comtemplated locking myself up in the pipeline again so I don’t fall back into the darkness.” He said, plopping down next to the woman. “I used to see a light at the end of the tunnel, and now it’s just dark. It’s like something is blocking the light.”
