Then he wondered what had garnered such a strong reaction out of him, knowing he hadn’t been much older than Cass when he had put his first cigarette to his lips. “No.” Lucca’s firm voice stopped him from asking. The kid seemed more disinterested in his gummy worms by the second. It was the first time Cassius had ever asked about his smoking habits. Pulling out the pack of cigarettes, he put his second-to-last stick to his lips before he lit the end with a match. “No, thanks.” He shook his head, craving only one thing.

“I talk about you all the time to my brothers and sister, but I’m pretty sure they still think you’re imaginary,” Cassius revealed, opening a bag of gummy worms. “Really?” Lucca should have known all that must’ve been for his siblings. Most of them were the exact same ones Dominic had held in the gas station before the robbery had taken place. “Oh.” Lucca stared at the candy that Cassius started to take out of the bag once they sat down. “Who taught you to fight like that?” Lucca asked with a smile still on his face.Ĭassius picked up the plastic bag that was full of candy as they headed for their spot on the swings. When he watched the boy trip over his shoes and fall flat on his face, both Lucca and Cass laughed. It was clear the kid had had a change of heart as he ran away in fear. “I-I’m sorry,” he cried through his tears. “Well”-Lucca looked at the older kid, who was now holding his bloody, broken nose-“how do you feel now?”

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