Ah, I'm back in my dad's car. It doesn't need the windows to be lower for it to be colder. I don't like the wind in my face anyway because it makes it hard to breathe. But it's quiet, and comfy. I always liked his car more because the seats were soft and felt cool. DAD! You won't believe it! So I when I was at mom's she invited her friend over and they went to talk in moms room and while I was watching tv guess what happened? Really, guess?? "What happened son?" HE RAN OUT OF THE HOUSE NAKED AND CALLED MOM A BITCH. "RENDALL! Don't ever say that word again, and also I never want you to say the word 'Mom' and that bad word in the same sentence either, you hear me?". I'm sorry, I didn't mean to make you mad I thought it was funny. "It was pretty funny but I don't want to hear about mom's naked friends anymore. Got it buddy? Mom wouldn't want you to tell me about them okay?". My dad doesn't always like listening to the radio. When mom was with us she would always talk or sing along to the songs on the radio. Ever since the car crash my dad says he likes for the car to be quiet. I remember when we crashed. It was raining really hard and the car got foggy and my dad was driving really fast. We were on the way to the hospital because my mommy was really scared and said she was going to lose her baby. Who knows what she was talking about because I'm her baby and I was in the back seat. I wasn't going anywhere. But my dad was getting angry with her because she wouldn't stop screaming and they started yelling and fighting and it got really loud and then the car turned really fast and I hit my head. I don't remember much after what happened but I woke up in the hospital and that's when the doctors told my mom and dad I couldn't walk anymore. Dad can you turn the radio on? I want to listen to my favorite song. "Son, we're almost home, I'll put it on when we get there. Okay?" But it's too quiet in here and I want to listen to it now. He turns it on, but it's really low, I can still hear it so it's okay. Mom likes this song too, it always reminds me of her.
