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Short Story: Innocent Night Of Drinking For Trent Tate

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What started as an 'innocent' night of drinking for Trent Tate could end up being a permanent mistake. Trent has been a drunk for many years, but he has never admitted it. His wife, Nora, and daughter, Loren, has pleaded for years for him to get sober as they fear his drinking could have serious consequences. Of course, Trent tells them nothing would happen as he has it under control. Meanwhile, Chloe Carter and Tyler Roarke are at a party having a good time when they decide they have had enough for the night. They foolishly decide they're safe to drive home but they end up realizing later that night is what a big mistake it was for them to get behind the wheel. Will one mistake of deciding to drive home cost them their freedom for the rest …show more content…

In Melissa's mind, Loren had every right to go after her dreams. Melissa also felt Loren deserved to have a life of her own, apart from her boozy father. Trent was a good father and provider who did very well at work as the alcohol didn't interfere with that. However, Nora and Loren knew it was only a matter of time before that all changed. As much as Trent tried to reassure his wife and daughter that he had everything under control, both of them knew it was only a matter of time before Trent's alcohol intake would possibly change their lives …show more content…

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