Saying Sorry to the People Who Matter
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2 min readThis chapter can be read aloud to you — a quiet, unhurried voice, nothing added to the words themselves.
No hay tiempo para arrepentirse. Mistakes were made, lessons learned. I'm grateful to God for the chance to step back and understand my own flaws — this time mature enough to comprehend who and what matters most.
Criminal. Felon. That's the label I carry. Yet saying sorry to the people who matter most became the hardest task to complete.
My dad's nagging is nothing but wise advice. On depressed days like these I'd rather have him nag than sit behind these bars regretting the smallest mistakes. Sometimes we're so busy looking at our parents' faults that we fail to realize they're our best friends and our riders.
It's never too late to change for the better. It doesn't matter your age.
A reflection
Who deserves an apology you haven't been able to say yet?
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