“Henry was in the Army for a few years, and I had just finished my degree when he was dishonorably discharged—found criminally negligent in his basic duties.” Dead silence. Jasper sits back in his chair, and I can tell I’ve surprised him. “It was sloppiness, really. I genuinely don’t believe he would have done anything malicious, but he was always careless when things didn’t interest or benefit him. Two men died because of his actions, and he was serving his time in a military prison when the strikes happened.” “You left him while he was in prison?”
If he deserved to be left it doesn’t matter when she leaves
