You’ve been kind of huffy with her all night long. You know, Auggie, I’m as much to blame for sending you to school as she is.”
“No, she’s more to blame. It was her idea.” Mom knocked on the door just then and peeked her head inside my room.
“Just wanted to say good night,” she said. She looked kind of shy for a second.
“Hi, Momma,” Dad said, picking up my hand and waving it at her.
“I heard you cut off your braid,” Mom said to me, sitting down at the edge of the bed next to Daisy.
“It’s not a big deal,” I answered quickly. “I didn’t say it was,” said Mom.
“Why don’t you put Auggie to bed tonight?” Dad said to Mom, getting up.
“I’ve got some work to do anyway. Good night, my son, my son.”
That was another part of our Auggie Doggie routine, though I wasn’t in the mood to say Good night, dear ol’ Dad.
“I’m so proud of you,” said Dad, and then he got up out of the bed.
Mom and Dad had always taken turns putting me to bed. I know it was a little babyish of me to still need them to do that,
but that’s just how it was with us. “Will you check in on Via?” Mom said to Dad as she lay down next to me.
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