I took the next day off from school—not because my elbow was hurting me, which it was, but so I could play with Bear all day long.
Mom let Via stay home from school, too, so the two of us took turns cuddling with Bear and playing tug-of-war with him.
We had kept all of Daisy's old toys, and we brought them out now, to see which ones he'd like best.
It was fun hanging out with Via all day, just the two of us. It was like old times, like before I started going to school.
Back then, I couldn't wait for her to come home from school so she could play with me before starting her homework.
Now that we're older, though, and I'm going to school and have friends of my own that I hang out with, we never do that anymore.
So it was nice hanging out with her, laughing and playing. I think she liked it, too.
The Shift
When I went back to school the next day, the first thing I noticed was that there was a big shift in the way things were.
A monumental shift. A seismic shift. Maybe even a cosmic shift. Whatever you want to call it, it was a big shift.
Everyone—not just in our grade but every grade—had heard about what had happened to us with the seventh graders,
so suddenly I wasn't known for what I'd always been known for, but for this other thing that had happened.
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