But she’d declined anyway, saying how busy the season had become. And it was true for the next two weeks, at least for Nathan. Senior year was proving to be full of tests and papers and deadlines of all types. And when he added to that parties, get-togethers and a girlfriend, he barely had time to spend with his mom. Calla had grown accustomed to seeing a smile on her son’s face, and when she noticed it wasn’t there, she had to ask. “What’s wrong, Nathan?” He shrugged and shook his head. She figured it was just a bad mood. But when days went by and the dark cloud only lifted sporadically, she knew she had to say something. She waited up for him, yawning in front of the TV until he returned home from being out with Jazleen. “Hi, Mom, you’re still up?” She shrugged. “I can’t sleep a wink anyway until I hear you come in,” she told him, remembering that Landry Sinclair had realized that about her immediately. “Well, I’m home now,” he said. “So you’d better get some sleep.
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