L I A M
Nothing prepared me for how hard it would be, to tell the girl that I loved, that I couldn't see her anymore.
My entire body ached from just the thought of it.
My father's words echoed in my head.
'You're either with me or against me, Liam.
'And if you choose to defy me, to rebel, then you're not the man, the son, that I raised.'
How could he do this to me? How could he ask me to choose between my family and the girl I loved?
And now, here I am, about to tell my girlfriend that we're over, and all I can think is that this is wrong.
This is so wrong.
"Liam," she said, her voice breaking the silence, her fingers wrapping around mine. "Talk to me."
"I can't," I said, shaking my head. "I can't talk right now. I can't explain it."
She sighed, squeezing my hand.
"Okay. You d
