My Dad Started Charging Me $250 a Month for My Room When I Turned 18 — Five Years Later, After His Funeral, His Best Friend Handed Me a Box
By eight fifty-five the studio was quiet except for the amplifier and the small click of the computer mouse.
Marcus stood near the door while I set the recording levels.
I played the opening chords of the new song, stopped, and listened to the playback.
The microphone had picked up more of the amplifier hiss than I wanted.
I moved the stand half an inch and tried again.
Marcus checked his watch.
“You need me to stay?”
“No.