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*i wrote this listening to Lewis Capaldi - Someone You Loved ... and I am a mess, if you wanna see why I'm balling go listen to it while reading this, on repeat* •••••
Josiah.
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Josiah had a million and one things on his mind as he sat inside the Uber. 2 hours had passed since he stormed out of the house. He didn't want to be anywhere near his mother or Ayden. He didn't mean to say he hated her, because he didn't. He said it out of anger, he felt betrayed. For years he felt like they had a relationship that he craved. He was close to his momma, but not as close as Ayden was to her. There were things that she just didn't get.
He had traits that were unexplainable, whereas Ayden was around the parent he was the most alike. He pretty much felt like his momma said fuck him by lying to him. So being as stubborn as he was, he wanted to hurt her the same way she hurt him.
He didn't hate her though and he didn't mean to get mad at his brother. His best friend. He was just mad at the world and felt like burning everything in his path. And he wasn't finished.
The Uber stopped where he told him too, and he thanked him before hopping out and slamming the door behind him. All he could hear were fans screaming and loud music at the park where the celebrity vs all star pre all star weekend turn-up event came into view. He kept track of all the all star weekend events and had a feeling he was going to run into his next target here. He needed to see for himself. He needed to see if his "idol" was still the same person that asked his mother to get an abortion.
Yeah he ain't let that slip passed his mind. He wasn't here to get a hug. He wanted to look him in his eyes and ask the question he always wanted to ask the man that was his father.
His phone began buzzing in his pocket and he quickly pulled it out of his pocket, seeing Ayden was FaceTimeing him. He wasn't mad at his brother, they were just dealing with their emotions differently. So instead of ignoring him, he answered. Thankfully he had his AirPods in.
"Josiah man where are you? Mom and I are worried about you."
Josiah just stared down at his phone. "I need to see him."
Ayden, knowing who he was talking about, sighed. "At least tell me that you're safe."
"I'm good bro."
Nodding his head, Ayden stood up and shut his door so Kameera wouldn't hear him. "Alright Jay, I'll tell momma you went to play basketball to calm down."
