Sometimes, all I think about is you Late nights in the middle of June Heat waves been fakin' me out Can't make you happier now Sometimes, all I think about is you Late nights in the middle of June Heat waves been fakin' me out Can't make you happier now You can't fight it, you can't breathe You say something so lovin', but Now I gotta let you go You'll be better off in someone new I don't wanna be alone You know it hurts me too You look so broken when you cry One more and then I say goodbye I just wonder what you're dreamin' of When you sleep and smile so comfortable I just wish that I could give you that That look that's perfectly un-sad Kevin's youngest son Cayden (22) had a friend that's a girl her and Cayden aren't dating they're just good friends they've known each other for years since high school. Kenzie is a sweet girl Kevin will never admit, but he has a small crush on her after getting a divorce from Caydens mother. She has been in a bad relationship for a while, and she finally decides to leave her ex. Cayden calls his dad to see if she can stay with him. Kevin, of course, says yes. That was a couple of weeks ago. Kevin lives in the beach, so she's been enjoying that he can tell she's having a hard time adjusting from going from an abusive relationship to being safe. One day, she's sat outside curled into a bit of a ball, her knees to her chest, her chin resting in her knees. Kevin decides to go check on her. He sits down next to her in the other lounge chair. Kevin: How ya doing today? he asked gently, moving some hair out of her face he was trying to get her used to a kind touch again. The bruises that once littered her body are now mostly faded