Hey Logan,
College is starting up once again. You’d think that the apocalypse couldn’t get worse, but here we are with a deadlier strain of Covid. Man, you are not missing out. Who knew that Gucci masks would become a thing?
A friend of yours, or who I assume to be friend, recently reached out to me asking how we knew each other. It felt strange recalling old meetings when it feels like we’ve known each other for so long. It made me think back to the first phone call we ever had. You were beyond excited to share your new character designs (Jeremiah and Caleb and Salem), and we laughed and joked about it. We were so excited to write together: it was going to be such an elaborate and dramatic story. High school was such a simpler time.
You’ll be happy to know that Aidyn is doing well. I’m doing alright, could be better. Like I said before, I’m determined to remain a good role model and push through it.
I know you probably never saw me as a role model anyway, given that we’re barely one year apart in age, but the idea gives me the motivation to keep bettering myself. We’ve carried along the father-son duo joke for so long, I can’t even remember how it started. I’m sure it’ll come back to me; I’m feeling too emotional to properly recall at the moment.
Missing you every day, son. It really doesn’t get easier. My only consolation is that I know you’re in less pain, now. I hope you’re doing ok.
Talk later,
Cae (Dad)