Carry The Ocean: The Roosevelt, Book 1 (2015) - Plot & Excerpts
They went from near-nuclear war to careful allies in the span of one afternoon. Sure, they still fought, but how they fought was different. It reminded me more of the way Emmet was with Althea, fighting with an understanding beneath it. David, I’d already learned, loved a good argument, so he enjoyed the conflict. I wasn’t sure if it was Emmet’s favorite part, but it hurt nothing that David treated him firmly like an equal. In turn, Emmet let David in on his secret codes, and as we started hanging out together, Emmet began problem-solving for David the way he did for me. He was good at imagining modifications to David’s chair or tray. There was some wheelchair called a Tank Chair that David apparently wanted, but it wasn’t appropriate for most quads. Emmet had ideas on how that could be changed. I wasn’t sure they’d work, but David appreciated the effort to help him feel less dependent on others. Emmet was fascinated with David’s quadriplegia.
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