#Chapter20
|Present|
He didn't take me home. He took me to the clearing instead.
I couldn't deny the relief I felt.
I wasn't ready to go home. Not yet.
He silently got off the bike and sat down on the soft grass. I knew he was waiting for me to join him, so I did.
/"I think it's beautiful./" I murmured.
His head snapped in my direction, he looked confused.
/"What you do for those kids, it's incredible Hunter./" I told him truthfully.
He just shrugged like it was no big deal.
But it was.
It was a big deal.
His actions spoke multitudes of the kind of person he was inside.
/"It's the money from the races isn't it? You're racing to earn money for these kids. That's amazing./" I finally whispered.
/"There's nothing amazing about it. I have more than I deserve and those kids deserve so much more than what they have. I shouldn't be appreciated for the unfairness in this world./" His voice was bitter.