He's in enough trouble as it is." "But what if something happened to him?" "Seaver, he's done this many times before. He disappears for a day so people get all worried, then comes home as if nothing happened. It's all about the drama. He likes being the center of attention, in case you hadn't noticed." There was nothing good about what I was hearing. Not only was my plan to get help from Cooper crumbling, Cooper himself was having his own adventure and, unlike Sydney, I was worried about him. "Here," she said. She scribbled something on a scrap of paper and shoved it at me. "What's this?" "My parents' number at the lake. Call them tomorrow-- he'll be back by then. Now go home." "Home?" I repeated with surprise. "Yeah. You know the place. You live there." "I ... I can't," I stammered nervously. "Fine. But you're not staying here," she said as she strode for the back door. 99 I flew into a panic. "Sydney, please. Let me stay. I won't bother you. You won't even know I'm here. I'll sleep on the couch." "Eeyew, no!" She pulled the door open and stood to the side, waiting for me to leave.
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