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Twins Double Trouble

... Thanks, son." He stood, ready to leave. "Good night, Michael." With that he walks out the door.

I must admit. It feels good to help dad out like that. Dad has reason to be hurting more than I do, I realize. It makes me feel like a real man. Maybe it would be better for Makayla and I to be apart for a while. Like dad says, take it a day at a time. I lay there thinking, trying to imagine the new future. How often would I get to visit Makayla and mom? Next year, I'm sure Makayla and I will enroll in the same college. After 20 minutes, my door opens again. This time, I can see Makayla's silhouette in my doorway.

"Come here, Makayla!" I exclaim in a whisper. She comes in, closing the door and slides into bed beside me. Without saying a word, she put her arms around me, put her head on my shoulder and began to cry again. We embrace and I rub her back, trying to soothe her. I thought of how Makayla and I have been arguing more. It all seems so petty, now. Finally I say, "Maybe they are right. Maybe it would be better for us to be apart for a while."

"How can you say that!" Makayla shot back. "I can't make it without you! Why do they want to separate us?" And she breaks into fresh sobs.

I let her cry, not saying anything. In her voice and in her sobs I hear nothing but despair. After a time, she seems to be running out of tears. I say, "We will see each other every weekend. It will just be a year and then we can go to college together. We can get jobs and move into the ...

... dorms." Makayla doesn't say a word. She seems to be totally spent and apathetic, now. Then I add, "Dad thinks that mom has been cheating on him with her boss. He has seen inappropriate emails between them."

Makayla's breath catches, then she says, "OK, that makes sense. I mean it doesn't make sense, but it does explain a few things. Like why she has been working late most nights. And why she is moving to Greenville. And why she seems so detached about home and about us. But why can't she just leave us alone and let us stay here together with dad? Why does she have to take me away?"

"Dad says that she is doing it to relieve her guilt," I say. "She has not been a great mom, lately, and now she is busting up our home. She wants to start fresh and make it up to us. If that is true, then there is no use fighting her on the matter. I think I could convince dad to let us stay together, but mom won't have it."

"Yeah, I'm afraid you are right about that." We remain in each other's arms, quietly contemplating the future. "Are you planning to go to Greenville for college, Mike?"

"I was leaning that way, but I will go wherever you want to go." I say.

Makayla replies, "I was thinking that way, myself. But now I don't know. If mom lives in Greenville, she might want me to stay with her while I go to college. I kinda want to get away from her. Let's just see how it goes. We don't have to make a decision, yet." Then Makayla kisses me tenderly on the cheek. "Ow, you are stubbly!" ...