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Also unlike her.
That things could change so quickly, so fundamentally, without warning—it was disorienting.
That what’s happens when you choose to be an adulterer, you freaking loser. UGH!
He thinks of his own father: I’ll wipe that smirk off your face.
Annnd there goes the daddy issues.
She lets herself cry. It had to be done. Her own feelings don’t matter, she tells herself. She must live with the choices she’s made.
How could he know about her and William? They’ve been so careful.
Even when you think they don’t know… they KNOW.
Not again. When Avery gets in trouble, his parents usually argue. Avery sucks up all their energy; they seem to barely notice him.
Pattern of abandonment, it seems. That’s just terrible.
His mood drops further; the glow from the coach’s praise has disappeared.
Always pushing the boundaries. Why can’t she just do what she’s told?
A bit cheeky, isn’t it?
Avery is missing. I’m going to call the police.
It’s as if William isn’t there.
The literal AUDACITY of this man! He sitting there numb both physically and mentally, all because he decided to strike his child mere moments before she goes missing. SMDH!
William can’t find his voice; it’s as if he’s paralyzed. The opportunity passes.
he’s told her that—and
Believing him off rip is crazy.
when a child goes missing, every minute counts.
Eerie yet true statement.
his frequent trips to look out the window for Avery are a show put on for their benefit. The mother doesn’t do anything like that. She simply looks terrified.
DUDE?!
