So he let Fallon know where to find him and hurried down the hall to his room. “Tyler,” James said, entering the ward. “Are you feeling better?” The boy was sitting cross-legged in the middle of the bed with a game controller in his hand. His attention was totally fixed on a game…something with colorful little animals scurrying in and out of little holes in the ground. He didn’t so much as blink when James entered the room. But, then, James was used to that reaction. Understood it, didn’t like it but was braced for it. “Looks like a fun game,” James continued, grappling for words as the level of discomfort started to germinate. Funny how he was always so good with other people’s children, yet with his own… “Are you winning?” Tyler shot him a dark scowl, as if James should know that. Wasn’t a great response, but it was a response. “I’ve never really played any video games before, but I wouldn’t mind trying. Can that one be played by two people?” “I don’t want to play with anyone,”
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