The Long Road Home [The Final McCassey Brothers Book] - Plot & Excerpts
As he glanced periodically at the abandoned, drug-infested houses that lined the street, the same questions that had plagued him for the past thirteen years were running rampant through his mind.Why had Tommy looked up to me so damn much?Why did he have to follow me around and want to be just like me?What if I hadn't given my little brother the heroin that killed him two days before his fifteenth birthday?As he passed the boarded-up house where he used to meet his dealer, Wade fought that old feeling of anticipation mixed with excitement; the feeling that used to rush through his body just before he shot up. It was, as always, a struggle to pass by without going inside; for even though the house appeared to be abandoned, Wade knew it was inhabited, and that there was a flurry of activity going on just behind the crumbling brick façade.But every year, he did it. His willpower won, and he moved on, surviving the self-imposed torture.This was the first time since he'd gotten clean—since he realized exactly how many lives he'd ruined the day he'd put a needle in his brother's arm—that he questioned what it was all for.
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