Exactly Who Oscar Is
I trudged down the alley, through arms and legs that the younger kids
dangled
off the sides of their seats. One of them, a small, blonde boy, even
offered
me a high five. I think his name was Grahm. I smiled and slapped his
hand
as I walked by. I can’t be mean to little kids. I’d hate myself if I was. I
dropped
down beside Tyler, who was talking to Lindsay. “I had a nice
conversation
with Oscar today,” I said. He looked at me. “Who?” “Oscar,” I
repeated.
“He’s a fish.” He smiled and nodded. “Right,” he said. “She talks to
that
fish every day,” Lindsay added. I grinned. Oscar is the only one who
understands
me, I guess. Tyler put on his headphones and turned his CD player on.
dangled
off the sides of their seats. One of them, a small, blonde boy, even
offered
me a high five. I think his name was Grahm. I smiled and slapped his
hand
as I walked by. I can’t be mean to little kids. I’d hate myself if I was. I
dropped
down beside Tyler, who was talking to Lindsay. “I had a nice
conversation
with Oscar today,” I said. He looked at me. “Who?” “Oscar,” I
repeated.
“He’s a fish.” He smiled and nodded. “Right,” he said. “She talks to
that
fish every day,” Lindsay added. I grinned. Oscar is the only one who
understands
me, I guess. Tyler put on his headphones and turned his CD player on.


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