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March 19 Mom came up to my room tonight, as a sort of follow-up visit to the heart-to-heart we had the other night. She wanted to know if I had made peace with Nikki. I hadn’t. “Well, maybe this will alleviate her anger.” Mom pulled an envelope from behind her back. “What’s this?” I asked, ripping it open. It had five tickets, from Indy to Ft. Myers Airport, for next week . . . spring break! “Oh, thank you, Mom!” I screeched, throwing my arms around her neck. “The extra ticket in there is for Nikki,” she said. “And your father and I reserved a separate room for you two, to give you some time together.” “Mom, you’re amazing,” I gushed. Nikki has to forgive me now, right? |
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