Hurting
by Mac
Posted: 12 May 2004 Word Count: 72 |
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Hurting
It was a defining moment. He swayed in front of the hearth and tried to face me down, defiance burning through glazed eyes. I drove my fist into him like a hammer, catching him just below the eye. His skin ruptured and tore as he fell backwards into an armchair. A little bit of the blood that’s thicker than water trickled from the corner of his mouth. “Don’t get up, Dad.”
It was a defining moment. He swayed in front of the hearth and tried to face me down, defiance burning through glazed eyes. I drove my fist into him like a hammer, catching him just below the eye. His skin ruptured and tore as he fell backwards into an armchair. A little bit of the blood that’s thicker than water trickled from the corner of his mouth. “Don’t get up, Dad.”
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