Chapter 17A Chapter by RevolutionwithPaperSam's the one he doesn't have to be strong for, the one he
doesn't have to ask things of. He and Sam had always been connected. So Ryan
knows that whatever he says he will understand completely, so he could say good
bye, but also so he could let go a little himself. "I'm angry," Ryan says, out of the blue. "I'm
really, really angry. I'm only seventeen, I shouldn’t be dying yet" Sam puts down his black controller and turns to face Ryan,
face sober. "I know." "Sometimes I lay awake at night and just think about
how unfair this is. But I can't say it out loud, because I can't do that to you
guys. I can't let them know how angry I am. I won’t get to graduate high school
or go to college. I will never get married or have kids. I’ll just be gone" "I know" Sam says and that does make Ryan feel
better. Sam understand that Ryan doesn’t need advice or comfort he needs to be
angry, to yell at someone because after everything he has been through he is
entitled. Ryan dashes away the tears that are threatening to fall.
"I'm scared. I don't want to die. I had my whole life ahead of me and then
some doctor tells me I have cancer, then tells me that there is nothing he can
do and poof it’s gone, my life, what gives them the right? What did I do wrong
that I deserve this?" “It isn’t a punishment, it is genetic.” Now that was what he
needed to hear, Ryan need to be told the answer strait, logically so that he
can remember the science behind it, instead of nightmares. They cry together,
as they haven't since Sam first found out. Sam and Ryan have been saying their
goodbyes for months now, in little ways. Ever since that weekend in October. So
Ryan doesn't have to say anything else, just that acknowledgement of the fact
that he's not totally at peace is what they both needed because their actions
have always spoken so much louder than their words. Sam already knows everything he would say anyway. They just
need to share this moment of acknowledgement that this whole situation is out
of their control and no one is to blame. After their tears dry they'll go back
to video games and try to pretend that time isn’t still ticking away. © 2012 RevolutionwithPaper |
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Added on September 10, 2012 Last Updated on September 10, 2012 AuthorRevolutionwithPaperProvidence, RIAboutHi, my name is Paige, I am 15 years old and completely in love with reading and writing. I know that I am young and therefore my writing is rough, and sometimes scrambled, but I hope that I will get a.. more..Writing
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