CHAPTER 30

CHAPTER 30

DYLAN BORNSTORM

KARIN WAS MAKING DYLAN very happy, he was the perfect company, they decided together that he would not do shows anymore, because he wanted to do other things, write a book about his life, write songs for other singers, present a program on the radio...

Dylan and Karin decided to get engaged for six months, it was a very good time, she was the one who organized her lover's entire life, she was a complete woman, full of qualities and virtues that any man would dream of in a woman...

ON THE WEDDING DAY, it was something very special — even though his father didn't even show his face — Dylan called him, he said he was too busy taking care of his little boy, as his lover ran off with a boy much younger than him.

Dylan didn't know whether to laugh or cry, after all... he was his father, it was hard to have to face life that way.

At your wedding, not many people were invited.

When Dylan walked into the church with my mom, saw that church full, there were all his childhood friends, all the girls he thought he had left, he even saw Billy, who gave him a jewel sign and a wink, making the proud type.

It was the last time I saw them in my life...

When I finally turned towards the church, to see his bride's entrance, they were no longer there.

In a way, Dylan felt it was special to have everyone who was a part of his life at that moment, he didn't want them to leave, but he realized...

It was really accurate, as they were no longer needed in my life, they were the best friends anyone could ever have...

Karin walked in—it was like a dream, or a romance movie that Dylan hadn't seen yet. She was just beautiful, words were always few to say everything he felt for her, or what he felt when she walked through that door in the church.

After the wedding, they had a simple lunch with the two families, and then went on their honeymoon to Venice.

It was all just beautiful, it was worth waiting so long for that unique moment. We stayed about three weeks, without contact with anyone, I didn't want anything to spoil that unique moment in our lives, we were each other's first great love, we made a point of being together at every moment of each other.

When they got home, the big surprise came, as he was incommunicado with everyone, his brother came to tell him that his father had died of a massive heart attack, but the son couldn't stay with anyone, since his mother had abandoned him with the father — and now, he was dead.

Dylan went to the cemetery to say goodbye to his dad, even though he wasn't the best dad in the world. Dylan really wanted him to be happy, regardless of who was next to him.

Dylan decided to take custody of his son, after all, he was his brother, he couldn't leave him lying around. Dylan managed to find Dannie on the other side of the country...

That's the good thing about being a person known across the country — she signed the document claiming that I had custody of my little brother...

The cool thing is that he was very similar to Dylan, he and Karin didn't want a child at that moment, because they were already taking care of Bob — his little brother –, and he was already a lot of work.

The two took care of him with all the love and affection that a father could give a child. His mother said that her big problem was always being too kind to people, because she would never be able to take on someone's child, since hers were already too much work.

Michael, for the first time, didn't repudiate him for something he did for his father, maybe time made him forgive him, they both knew his father was a sadistic madman, who never gave them the affection he could, but not all were doomed to family success. Your father was a man who was never lucky in love...

Because of himself and his anxiety — but he didn't want my brothers and I to have him as an example, we always walk on our own two feet...

DYLAN WAS ATTENDING President Jennie H. Wilkinson's inaugural address, the people cheered her on, few times Dylan felt hopeful for a good future when it came to politics, not because Jennie was David's sister, no, the world needed people like Is it over there.

— I'm going to buy a soda — Karin said, smiling.

— Sure, love, don't be long — Dylan said.

Suddenly, bombs started exploding all around, the uproar was total, people started coughing from all sides, madness and chaos spread.

Dylan looked for Karin, but it was impossible, people started pushing him, and he responded in the same measure, no matter what he had to do, he needed to find his wife.

After punching a young man who was trying to push him away, Dylan looked to the ground and saw his dying wife.

— Karin — he shouted — talk to me.

Dylan saw the desperation in her eyes...

She was dying and there was absolutely nothing I could do...

— I love you — she said almost in a whisper and smiled before fainting.

DYLAN ENTERED his mother's house with Karin lifeless in his arms and the silence was total, the only person who came to receive him was Bob in complete despair.

Dylan hugged him and said:

— Calm down, son, it's going to be okay, okay.

The young man nodded.

— Is anyone else in the house?

— No — he said in a weeping tone — all...

The floor beneath Dylan felt like it had caved in.

A van parked in front of the house and some people got out of it, one of them was Dr. Burke.

— Dylan? Are you Dylan Bornstorm?

Dylan nodded.

— I know the timing isn't good — Burke said — but I need you to come with me, I promise I'll tell you as soon as we're safe, I can only say that I made a promise to David that I would take care of the most special people in his life.

— David? What did David...

The two security guards had already deleted the two...