So I hung on, for I would do anything not to lose you, any part of you, loser's game, and everyday. I felt sicker. I knew that you don't like it when I'm sick how can you? You're my father. I tried not to bother you. But one day I said, I've heard about this homeopathic chemist; maybe they can help; will you come with me? We can take a walk. The only thing we liked doing with each other anymore was taking walks. We walked for hours by the poisoned canal. You said "yes". I added, "We have to leave by 5:00." I couldn't reach you because your phone was always busy so I left without you. When I returned to a phone message from you that said you had been busy with incoming calls till 6:30, I knew I shouldn't bother you anymore about my illness: I was agreeing to help even more in the murder of me; now I hated myself for what I was doing. I stayed away from you for 2 weeks and I couldn't bear being away from you. Without you, I was so alone. Loneliness formed by my refusal to look at myself and see a traitor to my self and act according. The heart hurts. Why had I done this? Because I didn't want to return to being with only my mother who was going to try to kill me for making you leave her - she loved you so much. My grandmother said: "our family has always been one-man women." When I phoned you, you were raving about your wife. She wanted a divorce from me so she would buy a flat. She owned half of the flat in which you live; you're scared that if she wants her half of the money you'll have to leave and you don't have enough money to buy another flat. She makes you a deal that if you get the necessary papers together fast enough, you won't have to move from the flat in which you're living for 2 years unless you want to. You know that when your mother dies, you're going to inherit a few hundred thousand pounds. You don't get the paper together so she tells you the deals' off. You're so pissed you know all women are bitches cunts you're a really nice guy and look what the cunt is doing to you after all she's the one who walked out on you.
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