Breaking Ties
“I returned home from Desden and didn’t see Dad or Bailey. My sister’s door was shut and locked, and when I knocked, I never got an answer. I poked my head into Dad’s room to let him know I’d made it home safely, but he’d already turned in for the night. Bailey drove us into school the next morning, looking tired and seriously worn out. Even though she was shut up in her room and probably asleep long before I was last night, she didn’t look nearly as well-rested. She didn’t have a lot to say on ...the drive in, and even though I tried to keep the conversation alive, she was very short and unwilling to talk. We parted ways as soon as we got in the school building, and she went straight for her friends, giving me little more than a wave at her departure.“Whoa. I wasn’t expecting to see you here. How’d you get stuck pulling ticket duty?” I asked, passing Fletcher some cash. It was already lunchtime, and he was hard at work, selling tickets for the RI dance finale. “I thought this was Bailey’s gig for the day.”“It was supposed to be.”MoreLess
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