‘I can’t. We’re enemies.’ ‘I don’t care. If you’re ashamed, I’ll drop you off before we get to the school. OK?’
I was so moved I didn’t even reply. I just nodded.
He picked me up, opened the door and sat me carefully in the passenger seat.
He walked around the car and got in. Before starting the engine, he smiled at me again.
‘That’s better, see.’ The lovely feeling of the car cruising along, with the occasional jiggle, made me close my eyes and begin to dream.
It was smoother and nicer than Fred Thompson’s horse, Silver King.
But it wasn’t for long because when I opened my eyes we were almost at the school.
I could already see the crowd of schoolchildren swarming through the front gate.
Terrified, I slid off the seat and hid. I said angrily, ‘You promised to stop before we got to the school.’
‘I changed my mind. That foot of yours can’t be left like that. You could get tetanus.’
I couldn’t even ask what that beautiful, tricky word was.
I also knew it was pointless saying I didn’t want to go.
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