asked me to stop, and I treated it like a joke.”
“You treated me like a joke,” I replied.
He nodded.
“You’re right.”
For six months, I’d imagined hearing him say those words.
Now that he finally had, I didn’t know what to do.
Richard looked toward the car.
“I’ve made this mistake before.” GetWriting Tools
I frowned.
“What mistake?”
He hesitated.
“Years ago, I shared a driveway entrance with a close friend. I kept blocking part of it with my cars.”
I listened.
“He asked me to stop. I