The problem was, by the time I got home, I was so awake from the coffee, I couldn’t fall asleep.
By the time I got to school, I felt like dying. Luckily, all the finals were over, and all we did all day was watch film strips.
I don’t think I ever slept better. I was glad, too, because school really is lonely without them.
Today was different because I didn’t sleep, and I didn’t get to see Sam or Patrick last night
because they were having a special dinner out with their parents.
And my brother was on a date with one of the girls who was “looking good” at graduation.
My sister was busy with her boyfriend. And my mom and dad were still tired from the graduation party.
Today, pretty much every teacher just let the kids sit around and talk after we handed in our textbooks.
I honestly didn’t know anybody, except maybe for Susan, but after that time in the hallway, she’s avoided me more than ever.
So, I didn’t really talk. The only good class was Bill’s because I got to talk to Bill.
It was hard saying good-bye to him after class was over, but he said that it wasn’t good-bye.
I could call him anytime over the summer if I wanted to talk or borrow books, and that made me feel a little better.
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