"It is what it is." Growing up and to this day, I've always hated that phrase. It's just a lazy excuse for someone who can't process what's just happened. A sign of apathy, the worst emotion one can feel. Everyone fears a cold killer bent on revenge, but I've alway feared a truly cold, truly emotionless man. The type of man who kills because, well, because nothing, he's just doing it for some completely arbitrary reason. Why did I write this seemingly random passage? Well, you'll soon see...
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What We Leave Hidden
Mystery / ThrillerA young detective gets more than he bargained for when he leads an investigation into a routine missing person's case. The truth hurts, and it can kill...
