Chapter 101 Filthy Brother

• Levi huffs a laugh and makes his way through the box maze towards me. “Eddie got left by his new girl,” he informs me, tone making it obvious that nobody feels bad for him. “He’s crashing in our parents’ garage ‘cause he’s got no other place to go. It’s karma. He blew his life up, hurt people in the process, and now he’s got to deal with the consequences.”
• I pause, processing this. I think I should feel happy that he’s suffering, but instead, I just feel pity for him.
• “He needs to go to therapy or something,” I say, totally serious despite the confused look on Levi’s face. “Happy people don’t do the things he did. You’ve got to be deeply unhappy about something to have ended up like he has. I hope this is the wake-up call he needs.”