Onyx approached
Aaron as he sat on the beach. “You’ve been gone all day.”
“I had a lot to
think about.”
“Come to any
conclusions?”
Aaron nodded. “I need help. I’ll go to therapy and get into rehab. I don’t like feeling like this. If something were to happen to me, my parents would gain custody of my daughters and I don’t want that to happen.”
Aaron nodded. “I need help. I’ll go to therapy and get into rehab. I don’t like feeling like this. If something were to happen to me, my parents would gain custody of my daughters and I don’t want that to happen.”
Onyx draped his
arm around Aaron’s shoulders. “You won’t have to do it alone. I’ll be there to
hold your hand.”
“Thanks, I’m going
to need your help.”
Onyx smiled,
“Anytime, Aaron.”
Aaron stared into
Onyx’s face and parted his lips. Onyx moved closer and brushed Aaron’s lips
with his own. Aaron pushed him away.
“No, I can’t. I
need to heal first before I can even think about starting another
relationship.”
Onyx pulled away
disappointed. “I understand.”
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Over the next two
years, Onyx drove Aaron to one therapist after another. He lost track of all
the meeting they’d attended. Then one day a letter came in the mail.
Dear Mr. King,
It has come to my attention that you are seeking a therapist to
assist you with your substance abuse problem. I am interested in meeting you to
determine if your situation meets my requirements for being taken on as a
patient. I deal in with very special types of problems. Indications are that
you meet those criteria.
Dr. Tory Walters, M.D.
After some
thought, Aaron agreed to make an appointment. Onyx drove him.
“Do you want me to
come in with you?”
Aaron shook his
head.
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