So it takes a minute, but Mark finally ends up with a 'sneaking suspicion' that the judge is right. Hah. I like that. It's good that HC can talk the boy down from the goofy thoughts that run through his head, even if McC isn't quite ready to admit he was wrong. He probably won't completely give up the guilt, but at least he'll probably manage to enjoy a beer and his dinner.

Thanks for another nice visit with the guys.

Everybody has a point here and the conversations are intelligent arguments. Mark seems maybe a little over-the-top in the guilt department at first but, really, it's part and parcel of his seeing himself as a professional driver, so it makes perfect sense from his point of view.

How pleasant it is to spend time with your version of all three guys. I never tire of it.

Mark was sure upset bout Hardcastle getting hurt and he felt responsible because Milt couldve gotten killed.

I have read this before in the zine.I also enjoy these and this is no exception.

Those two always take blame and feel guilt cause the other gets 's what friendship is about as well as caring for a family and friends go hand in hand after about it.

JeanneZ84

I really enjoy a great short story from their 'exciting' lives...you did a great job at getting insides both their heads. This was a very nice read.