59. Kindness. Really?

True to his word, and to my immense surprise, my father arrives at the airport to see us off.

“Be careful out there,” he tells me at the lounge minutes before we’re due to board, “I’ve heard from Gerald that you have the propensity to get yourself in trouble from time to time.”

If Gerald was here, I would definitely be giving him a glare for prattling to my father.

“It’s not so bad,” I reply, trying to keep my tone from being petulant. We are so not close enough for me to be comfortable with that, “I just have such dismal luck sometimes.”

My father shoots me a wry smirk, “I see. Want to know something?”

“Of course,” I answer automatically because I am so curious about him.

“When I was your age, I had the same kind of luck,” shocking me to the fullest, he reveals, “sometimes, it felt like the whole world was against me.”

“How did you cope with it?” I ask him and note distantly from the large digital clock hung in the middle of the lounge that I only have five minutes until they give ou
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