Chris Keller diary

Dear diary,

Yesterday was the most worst day of my life. My world fell apart. It turned out that the man I admired so much- my father- was the one who was responsible for the death of the 21 pilots. I can’t believe that he ignored his responsibility all those years and he threw the blame on his partner, Steve.

All those years I chose to believe him and the thought that my father might have been guilty of(ww.-for) shipping the cracked cylinder heads had never crossed my mind. How could he act so ruthlessly? How could he live with himself after committing such a terrible crime?

I am also disappointed at my mother, who knew this secret all along and she never asked my father to take responsibility for his actions during the war. I don’t know how people can lie to themselves and live such a life of deception.

And Ann, the letter she kept all those years and never revealed it to anyone makes me frustrated because I thought Ann was different. She also lied to me in order to achieve her goal.

I must leave this place because I feel that I can’t face any of these people right now, especially when I think about soldiers and the pilots who got killed in the war only because my father wanted to get rich. I must live a different life away from here.