He couldn’t believe that he did that, but somewhere deep inside, he knew it was true. He was starting to realize that I was telling the truth, but even if he did realize, would he help? I wasn’t sure what it was that I had to do, but I knew I couldn’t do it alone. Another thing that I wondered, would Dante always be like this? I needed the Dante that I knew and loved; if the situation were reversed, I was almost certain he wouldn’t be able to stand the person that I was in this alternate universe. I looked back over at him. He still stared ahead, lost deep inside his thoughts. I shook him. “What—” he said, startled. “I need your help,” I started to explain. “Can we go for a walk? I think I need some fresh air,” he broke in before I could finish. His face looked tired; it was as if he’d aged five years in the time that we sat on this couch. “Sure,” I smiled. “There’s one problem,” he looked at me in a way I would have only expected from my Dante. “My mom never saw us come in, and if they’re not up there my brothers will be.”
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