“You’re going to hell,” my brother said.
“I’ll see you there,” I thought in my head.
“No I’m not,” I said instead.
We were standing in a grocery store parking lot.
Now a pagan and an agnostic, the premise doesn’t matter, yet I haven’t forgotten.
“You’re going to hell,” my brother said.
“I’ll see you there,” I thought in my head.
“No I’m not,” I said instead.
We were standing in a grocery store parking lot.
Now a pagan and an agnostic, the premise doesn’t matter, yet I haven’t forgotten.