117. Just Passing Through
“Quinn, you tried to convince
Austin that Middaymorrow was a dangerous cult before he went there the first
time,” I pointed out. “This isn’t something you just discovered.”
We talked for twenty minutes,
but Quinn was going to Canada. I understood Austin’s desire to help his
brother, and Quinn wanting to help him.
I guessed they had a plan, one that involved grabbing Austin’s brother
and dragging him out whether he wanted to go or not.
“This mostly likely ends with
you and Austin in a Canadian jail,” I said. Quinn shook his head.
I doubted I’d see Quinn again
once he completed treatment. There was much to admire about him – his
refusal to quit, how far he’d progressed, and his loyalty to friends. I started a list of people who’d passed
through my life, leaving me better for having met them.
Today I will be grateful for people who pass through my life.
Time for a Change ©2017 by Ken Montrose
Time for a Change is a work of fiction.
Any similarity between the characters and anyone you might know is purely
coincidental.
Other
works by Ken Montrose are available at: www.greenbriartraining.com
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