Keeley couldn't believe her father lectured her about being nice to Aaron after he left.
The irony of Robert defending the man who would become an accomplice in his death after the fact was almost too much to bear. She couldn't listen to more than a few sentences before interjecting.
"He isn't like what you think, Dad. He's a snake in disguise."
"Everyone has their own circumstances. It's our job to be understanding even if we don't know them," he replied and handed her the photo box. "Here. Maybe using your friend's gift will help you reflect on your actions."
She accepted the box mutinously. It was no use arguing with her father when he was on his moral high horse.
He didn't know the situation, that was all. He would surely be on her side if he knew what Aaron was really like.
How could she be nice to a traitor, a liar, and a cheat? Especially after he barged into her home so shamelessly.
