The Special One...Part Four...

Coninuing the amazing book. As I mentioned on my previous blog, Parsifal shared a secret that he had a crush on Johnny Carson, which was funny because his mom did like him too, in a different way of course. It made Sabine think that she may not seem to be a bad mother after all. After they get through the day, Sabine is alone again and it worries me if she'll be okay and get through another night, but it turned out painfully as she cut herself on her palm as she dazed off while doing some sort of art. She was completely lost and it was painful as I imagined.

During the accident, her phone rings and it was from Parsifal's mother calling her to the bar to conversate over drinks, and thankfully it snapped her out of it. I actually think that having conversations over drinks is somehow helpful, especially when things are going to expose. Then, Sabine arrives and they began exchanging answers they seek for. One particular question was why did Parsifal say his family are dead? I waited patiently and finally got to this point. When Sabine told his mother what Parsifal said, Mrs. Fetters was completely hysterical and replied "What kind of mother do to make her son say that she's dead, the whole family dead?". I continue to wonder what happen and still I did not find any answers, but I am sure it'll be found anytime soon.

During their conversation, Mrs. Fetters stated that Guy (Parsifal) was homosexual and it did not surprise me at all. I mean every mother knows their child more than anything in the world.  And as they continue to throw questions back and fourth about almost anything, the answers were coming out interesting and pleasing. The two are building a some sort of connection that was nice, although they had to cut it short as Mrs. Fetters notices the cut on Sabine's palm, which also reminded her of Parsifal or Guy's accident as a child. They rushed to the hospital together and have it all taken care of, thanks to Mrs. Fetters.

Regardless of the situation they continue to talk and I thought it was funny, most especially when they talk about love for Parsifal or Guy, which Mrs. Fetters stated "Everyone was in love with that boy", as Sabine becomes embarrassed. He must have been drop dead gorgeous and I try to imagine his face in my mind. It turns out to be difficult to picture him. On the other hand, Sabine expresses her memories with Parsifal to his mother about how they somehow broke up even though they're not together, but yet she thought she was patient to wait for him :(. More and more of mixed feelings build up as they conversate and I can't wait to get more answers. It is entirely amazing so far.