she gave me a secret little thumbs-up and mouthed a silent “cool beans” to me.
I laughed and shook my head like I couldn't believe it. I really couldn't believe it.
I think I was smiling. Maybe I was beaming, I don't know. As I walked up the aisle toward the stage,
all I saw was a blur of happy bright faces looking at me, and hands clapping for me.
And I heard people yelling things out at me: “You deserve it, Auggie! Good for you, Auggie!”
I saw all my teachers in the aisle seats, Mr. Browne and Ms. Petosa and Mr. Roche and Mrs. Atanabi
and Nurse Molly and all the others: and they were cheering for me, woo-hoo ing and whistling.
I felt like I was floating. It was so weird. Like the sun was shining full force on my face and the wind was blowing.
As I got closer to the stage, I saw Ms. Rubin waving at me in the front row,
and then next to her was Mrs. G, who was crying hysterically—a happy crying—smiling and clapping the whole time.
And as I walked up the steps to the stage, the most amazing thing happened: everyone started standing up.
Not just the front rows, but the whole audience suddenly got up on their feet, whooping, hollering, clapping like crazy.
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