Son In-law Revenge

The Disappearance

The sun had agreed that it will shine so brightly on the two friends who rekindled their friendship. It was happy and shone its light on the world. Jake couldn't help but feel the anger he had pent up in himself soothing away. The knot that used to tie his chest was slowly loosening, and the hole in it was closing up. Finally, he could breathe again. He was always the happiest when he had his friends around. He never understood how they did it, but they always had a way of making him feel free and light.

"We should probably get going," Micheal said as he took the last sip of his coke. That has always been his favourite drink and he had never gone a day without drinking it.

"Yeah, I guess we should." He didn't want to leave but he knew that sooner or later, he had to go back to his house. He had to go face Amanda. He just hoped that she won't take away the joy that hanging with Micheal had given him.

"You don't look so happy about it."

"Is it that obvious?"

"Well, you weren't always