I couldn’t cope with the idea of losing her. With every passing day, she got worse, and my insides deteriorated more and more. My passion died. I was awful to her in the end. Gareth even had to step in a couple of times. When I think about how I treated her and all that he had to shoulder at such a young age, the guilt consumes me. Before I knew it, she died and I was drowning in so much regret that I thought if I could just focus on you kids, things could get back to how they used to be. I could find my passion again. But I was a crap father.
Here is Camden's father opening up more about what it was like to lose his wife and the mother to his five children. In this scene, it's very shocking for Camden to hear his father open up like this because it's so unlike him. Through every Harris Brother book I wrote, there's a great deal of healing that takes place between the father and his children that really ramps up nicely to be a beautiful finale when the series concludes.
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