Alexander Graham Bell: Master Of Sound #7 (2013) - Plot & Excerpts
And those new students were twins. Felix watched as the new girl walked down the aisle, directly to Lily Goldberg’s empty seat. He almost shouted for her to sit somewhere else, as if he could hold that seat for Lily, as if Lily might come back from Cleveland. But Felix knew that was ridiculous. He stared sadly as the new girl sat there trying, he thought, to look invisible. “Class,” Miss Landers said, “this is Rayne Ziff. She and her twin sister have moved here from San Francisco.” Everyone turned to stare at Rayne Ziff, impressed. San Francisco was about as far away as a place could be, an exotic city with fog and hippies and the Golden Gate Bridge. In fact, Miss Landers was asking the class what they knew about San Francisco and in reply, they were shouting these very things. “Earthquakes!” Jim Duncan called out, and Miss Landers wrote that on the board, too. Felix remembered how she had done this on his first day, and it made him feel wistful. Bitsy Beal was bragging about her trip to San Francisco, where they stayed at some fancy hotel called the Mark Hopkins and ate Crab Louis and sourdough bread.
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