𝐰𝐫𝐨𝐧𝐠𝐟𝐮𝐥 𝐥𝐮𝐬𝐭

Wrongful Lust | 19

"for the twentieth time I don't fucking need therapy" Dillon groaned laying down on the couch

"talk to him please, while I go get ready to drop you off" Damien said before walking past me to go to our room

"please tell me your own my side" Dillon said raising his head

"honestly...you probably should go to therapy" I said joining him on the couch

"not you too" He said rolling his eyes

"Dillon, you're obviously going through some issues or you wouldn't do something as drastic as trying to kill yourself. You scared me yesterday, both of us, we thought we'd never see you again. You need to talk to someone about this, about whatever that is going on"

"fine so then I'll talk to you" He suggested

"no I mean you need to talk to a professional, someone with a degree. This isn't just for you, it's for us too. We'll feel much better knowing you have someone to talk to about these problems. I can't force you to go but it would make me really happy if you did" I said adding a cheesy smile

"fine. but I'm not paying for it" He said pulling out a pack of cigarettes

"don't worry Damien will pay, and I don't think you should be smoking when your lungs were basically filled with water hours ago"

He just shrugged and lit the cigarette anyways, putting the stick between his lips.

"thanks for throwing me under the bus like that" Damien said walking back into the living room

"well you suggested it" I chuckled

"nigga how many times do I have to tell you to stop smoking that shit in my house" Damien said smacking Dillon on the back of his head

"that wasn't necessary" Dillon scoffed, rubbing where he had gotten hit

"let's go before you're late" Damien said walking to the door

I picked up my bag and followed behind him as we walked to the elevator. As we waited for the elevator to come my phone started to ring in my pocket so I automatically assumed it was my mom.

"you're not gonna get that?" Damien asked

"it's probably my mom" I replied, walking onto the elevator

"so you're really going to ignore her?" He asked looking concerned

"I just want some time to think right now. I'm pretty sure she kept him away for legit reasons but I still missed out on the father-son bond and thats not fair to me. and It's not fair to Dillon to have his mom just walk out of his life without any care in the world for him"

I noticed his face got hard when I mentioned Dillon's mom. I think there's more to the situation than I know, probably than Dillon knows. She kept mentioning they took him from her and wouldn't tell her his name, she's probably just lying but you never know.

"Veronica is different, she picked drugs over Dillon. You'll never find out why your dad left until you let your mom explain" He said as we walked out of the lobby