𝖳𝗁𝖾 𝖭𝖾𝗐 𝖪𝗂𝖽 ☆» 𝖡𝗋𝗈𝗈𝗄𝖾 𝖣𝖺𝗏𝗂𝗌

Chapter 29

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"Finally you answer, I thought I would have to drive down there again. Everything is okay, right?" Andrew's mom asked through the phone.

"Yeah, everything is good. Just trying to get used to his new wife." he spoke which wasn't fully a lie. He could just tell her the truth but that isn't a subject he is ready to share even if he wanted to.

"I heard, how is she?"

"Well, I can say she seems like she's with him for the gifts. In all honesty, I don't know who she truly is because she doesn't last a conversation."

"Yeah well just try to play nice." She told him before changing the subject. "You got your cast removed that must be nice to get your arm back."

"Yeah, I mean I don't totally have it back but I can start to do range of motion exercises," he says trying to look on the bright side.

"That's great!" She exclaimed through the other side of the phone.

"I know, sooner or later I get to try out my motorcycle. Which I will forever be thankful for."

"You better be. I have to make sure your father doesn't beat me out of the category of being the favorite parent.

"Trust me, mom you will have that position forever."

On the other side of the phone, his mother was smiling to herself but couldn't help to feel sad that her son is going through his final years of high school and had to hear most of it through a phone. She's just glad that they have a strong bond, and hoped that would never change.

The two continued their conversation until they eventually had to say goodbye. Andrew noticed that he was still the only one at the house and rather than just doing nothing he decided to start with the exercises his doctor recommend for him to do.

He started by placing his right forearm on the counter in front of him with the palm facing down. He bends his wrist upward which caused him to feel the harsh soreness due to not being able to move his wrist in weeks. He held the position for at least six seconds until allowing his hand to lower and relax but still felt pain. The teenager continued that exercise until hearing the front door open.

Andrew's POV

"Andrew, I'm surprised you're even home." Leah remarked causing my father to laugh at her so-called joke.

"I know it's surprising to me too," I said with a small chuckle just playing along with her 'joke'. "So what did you guys do?" I asked them trying to spark a conversation.

"We went to go see this movie which was-" He started before Leah interrupted.

"Amazing." She finished his sentence. "Then your dad took me to this nice restaurant. If you're as romantic as your dad is, you won't have any problem getting the girls."

Romantic? Is she talking about the same man that skipped a dinner night with his then-wife because he was too tired from 'working'. When in reality he was off having an affair. This lady hasn't seen anything yet. Maybe she's blinded by all the jewelry he buys for her.

"See Andrew take some pointers from your old man and it will get you places," he spoke as he wrapped his arm around his new wife with a big smile on his face before turning to kiss her.

We heard a knock on the door and immediately got up and rushed through the door. Which led me to be greeted with an upset Haley.

Before I could say anything she just walked in not waiting for an invite. "Why are ignoring me? I mean is one thing to get ignored at school but now your not answering any of my calls or texts." After she finished her rambling she finally looked up at me and her expression quickly changed.

"Haley I'm sorry, but can we do this another time."

"What happened to your face?" She instantly asked not waiting for a second to ask the question.

Right when I was about to say something, someone spoke. "He fell." My father's voice answered for me. I saw Haley turn her attention to him then back to me.  "You know Andrew, he's clumsy." He 'joked' as he started to walk closer.

"Haley just go," I whispered as I saw her still looking at me. "Now," I muttered with a harsh tone escaping.

"Call me if you need anything." She replied with the same tone before walking out and not taking another glance at my father.

"You know I remember her having more manners." He spoke as we watched her start her car and drive away. "Guess her marrying Nathan Scott rubbed off on her." Throwing another remark before I just closed the door and started walking back to the living room. "Speaking about him, heard he got into the High Flyers. Did you know that?"

"No, but it doesn't surprise me. I mean he is a top player for the team." Responding to my father's question.

"So are you or were before your injury. You should've been the one to get that invite. I'm pretty sure scouts want someone that's committed to the sport. Not a boy playing house." He spoke as I just try to keep my mouth shut. Luckily Leah called him upstairs which made him walk to the stairs but before going up he turned back to me. "Also you should probably put an ice pack on that eye. It looks bad." Then continued his way upstairs.

I hate this.