“Hey, Liam,” I said.
One Saturday, when I was thirteen, my mother asked me to watch him for an hour. “Just an hour,” she said, already reaching for her coat. “He’s having a good day. He’s in the backyard.”
“He’s your brother,” my father said once, catching me glaring at Liam as he rocked back and forth on the couch, his own small universe contained within his skin.
“Hey, Liam,” I said.
One Saturday, when I was thirteen, my mother asked me to watch him for an hour. “Just an hour,” she said, already reaching for her coat. “He’s having a good day. He’s in the backyard.” Beautiful Boy
“He’s your brother,” my father said once, catching me glaring at Liam as he rocked back and forth on the couch, his own small universe contained within his skin. “Hey, Liam,” I said