Andy stammered. He felt his face instantly get hot. “School?” he said. “For music.” Kelvin put a hand on Andy’s shoulder. “He didn’t go to school.” Andy wanted to crawl under the table. Kelvin had just made it a hundred times worse. They were all going to be staring at… Continue reading
“I hope there’s room on the street for him to park,” said his mom. She stirred the milk slowly, making sure it wouldn’t stick to the pan as it warmed. “He’ll be a little surprised to see Kelvin, I’d think.” “I can move my car if you want,” said Kelvin…. Continue reading
So far, so good, Andy thought, as he and Kelvin walked down the stairs into the cellar. Kelvin was happy that his mother was the only one home when they arrived. She hugged him tightly and hugged Andy, too, putting him immediately at ease. After a short catching up period,… Continue reading