Chad said, pulling open the door even before she got to it. It was his voice, and then again an entirely different voice. A warmer, sunnier version of the voice she’d heard Saturday night. He wore a royal blue sweater, and she wondered if it was just her imagination, or if she’d ever seen him in a bright color before. His eyes were clearer, and it was as if his whole face had changed—but then again, it hadn’t. There was so much about him that now seemed completely different. “Everything okay?” Did he mean her? Nicky? The store? She nodded, flustered. He flashed a sheepish, confused grin, as if to say, “I don’t know how to do this, either,” then ushered her into the office. “Nick make it to school all right?” Had he always smelled so wonderful? Or did he just stand closer to her now? She shrugged her shoulders. “He’s grumpy, but at least he’s there.” Chad’s hand feathered across her shoulder as he took her coat, and Jeannie felt her heart do a little flip.
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