NUMEROUS PROBLEMS

Foolish Or Worth It?

In the kitchen, Howard was helping Harold cooking dinner.

Howard: Hare-bear, I'm concerned about our peanut.
Harold: I know, Howie.
Howard: What are we supposed to do?
Harold: I'll go console him.

Harold went to console Clyde, whom had red eyes from crying.

Harold: Hi Clyde, you okay, honey? (Damn it, why did you ask that, Harold?)
Clyde: I-I-I don't know, dad. I just feel like I'm wasting another oppurtunity to get him back. It might be the last time I get this chance. I failed him before when he needed my help and now, I'm still here doing nothing. Maybe I am a stupid and useless loser whom doesn't deserve to have a brother like Lincoln. Maybe I also ruin his li-
Harold: Come on, sweetie, even you know you're over-exeggerating.....what about I bring you to the arcade this weekend?
Clyde: I...don't know. Maybe I guess. Thanks, dad.
Harold: Stay strong, son.

After dinner,

The Mcbride parents: Goodnight, honey.
Clyde: Goodnight.
Howard: I guess I have to call Dr Lo-
Harold: We should go.
Howard: What?!
Harold: Clyde feels like this is another oppurtunity to get his best friend back. We shouldn't deny him this.
Howard: What about school?
Harold: I'll lie that it's a business trip.
Howard: You do know that he is not Lincoln, right?
Harold: I know, I'll probably kill myself for doing this.

Tomorrow morning,

Clyde: Dad, why are you packing?
Harold: Because we're going to the airport.
Howard: But you have to do your homework during this journey.
Clyde(crying): Thanks, dads! You two are the best fathers in the whole world.