Sorry for being selfish

Today was the day that Noah would finally learn the truth about his mother and father. I knew going in that it wouldn't be an easy task, but I was determined to come back having accomplished what I set out to do. I took him to a place where there was no one else around but the two of us and explained to him that his parents had been destined to die and that no one was to blame for their passing.

He laughed at me and said that I was the same as everyone else because I had taken Damon's side in the argument. This sort of behavior was to be expected, and I can't say that I blame him for saying it. He caused his own injury by failing to control his anger, and as I was tending to his wound, I told him, "Harris's mother did not pass away because of Damon's actions; rather, she passed away as a result of your parents' actions."

He tried to ignore what I had to say, but I persisted in reminding him that "he blamed Damon for years when you knew there was something none of them knew but you st