slowandeasy
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“Damn it Adam get back here this minute!"
Unmindfull of his fathers command Adam plunged headlong into the rain filled night. He vowed he’d never return to that place his father called home. It had never been home to him. Rather it wa a cold forboding place of residence filled with greed and insensitiveness. It’s empty rooms echoing the distance between his father and him that seemed to have grown like an ugly vine over the years. A vine that threatened to choke any bit of warmth and feeling from his body.
As big as his father’s mansion was, Adam knew there was no longer room for him. His father never came after him, Adam knew he wouldn’t, not because of the darkness or the driving rain, but because the old man didn’t really care. He had never cared and never would.
Adam knew he was an embarrassment to his father. He had flunked out of college his first year, he had failed to be successful in his fathers conglomerate of businesses. He had refused to attend the many social events designed to introduce him to the “important” people. He had repeatedly rejected the advances of the young rich debutantes that brazenly offered themselves to him. What father could be proud of a son like this?
Adam had never thought anything was that wrong, he spent most of his time tending the huge flower garden that lay behind the house. He was proud of the garden even if it belonged to his father he loved digging his huge hands into the fertile soil gently planting the seed transplanting the young tender -plants and carefully removing the weeds and debris. he loved his clasical music that he played in the shed that he had remodled so that it became a comfortable refuge for him to go to when his father became unbearable and abusive. His favorite books lined the shelves of one wall of this tiny space that he could call his own home. He accepted the fact that maybe this was all he wanted out of life. To know what he wanted, and didn’t want and accept what he had and didn’t have. His father’s rejection hurt him, and although he had tried to become a part of his father’s lifestyle he felt he needed to be, just himself. What that was he wasn’t sure of, but on that night when he finally escaped from the tyranny of his fathers control he planned on finding out.
It was another rainy day, a week later when his father died. Adam grieved but he also felt as if a load were lifted from his shoulders. There were no surprises when the will was read the next day.It was just as the rumor that had spread to eveyone in attendance at the funeral. His father had left Adam a mere pitiance of what the estate was worth, perhaps an unintentional act of kindness, the mansion along with the flower garden Adam loved so much and enough money to manage it and live a simple meager life.
Unmindfull of his fathers command Adam plunged headlong into the rain filled night. He vowed he’d never return to that place his father called home. It had never been home to him. Rather it wa a cold forboding place of residence filled with greed and insensitiveness. It’s empty rooms echoing the distance between his father and him that seemed to have grown like an ugly vine over the years. A vine that threatened to choke any bit of warmth and feeling from his body.
As big as his father’s mansion was, Adam knew there was no longer room for him. His father never came after him, Adam knew he wouldn’t, not because of the darkness or the driving rain, but because the old man didn’t really care. He had never cared and never would.
Adam knew he was an embarrassment to his father. He had flunked out of college his first year, he had failed to be successful in his fathers conglomerate of businesses. He had refused to attend the many social events designed to introduce him to the “important” people. He had repeatedly rejected the advances of the young rich debutantes that brazenly offered themselves to him. What father could be proud of a son like this?
Adam had never thought anything was that wrong, he spent most of his time tending the huge flower garden that lay behind the house. He was proud of the garden even if it belonged to his father he loved digging his huge hands into the fertile soil gently planting the seed transplanting the young tender -plants and carefully removing the weeds and debris. he loved his clasical music that he played in the shed that he had remodled so that it became a comfortable refuge for him to go to when his father became unbearable and abusive. His favorite books lined the shelves of one wall of this tiny space that he could call his own home. He accepted the fact that maybe this was all he wanted out of life. To know what he wanted, and didn’t want and accept what he had and didn’t have. His father’s rejection hurt him, and although he had tried to become a part of his father’s lifestyle he felt he needed to be, just himself. What that was he wasn’t sure of, but on that night when he finally escaped from the tyranny of his fathers control he planned on finding out.
It was another rainy day, a week later when his father died. Adam grieved but he also felt as if a load were lifted from his shoulders. There were no surprises when the will was read the next day.It was just as the rumor that had spread to eveyone in attendance at the funeral. His father had left Adam a mere pitiance of what the estate was worth, perhaps an unintentional act of kindness, the mansion along with the flower garden Adam loved so much and enough money to manage it and live a simple meager life.