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Did he just leave a coming out letter to his parents? This should prove to be interesting if that is the case.

In “Spring in December,” it says that he already came out to his parents.

They had been lax with him for most of his life as he grew up knowing what pieces to pick up that his brothers dropped, knowing what exactly would please his parents enough for them to get off his backs.

That was until he came out, at least.

That had been an experience he did not ever want to remember again. Now, he was no longer the one that his parents put on a pedestal as the boy who could do no wrong. He wasn’t the one his parents introduced first to friends, he wasn’t the one who they bragged about with his impressive GPA and unoffensive demeanour. His parents had seen right through that facade of perfection that he had been keeping up for his whole life. He was flawed. He was majorly, noticeably, hugely flawed.

Ah yes, thank you for reminding me of that. Quite a few months have passed since I read Spring in December, and I have forgotten some of those more minor details.

Now, that I see others pointing out the ticket that I had not taken note of before, I have to wonder what it could be that is written on that letter.

It looks like he left his parents tickets to the musical, which he was probably worried about because they don’t seem like the type to support Adrian’s “artistic interests.” I I bet Carter would come to his show if he asked! (:

Adrian wrote a text vertically and the result is written to the horizontal. Either this guy is too strong, or there’s something strange here …

Haiku time!!

Adrian writing
to his mom and dad, inked note
“Please come see my play”

Poor little frisbee
Landing in the grass uncaught
Alone in the park

And for fun…

“Morning Mom + Dad:
Off to make poor life choices
Don’t wait up, O.K.?”

*sees boy with mohawk* Tavros?

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