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“It’s dangerous, and if you keep going, you might learn something you’d rather not know.”

“It started right before the leaf project.”

ah the revelation but dont know why im not very excited about that

the protagonist is a little bit naive and rude… first breaking into others backyard when they dont answer the door, then go into others office and search their computer… this is so improper and a little irritating

The other boy, the toddler who disappeared with his mother, would have been thirteen when Mr. Larkin died, and seventeen now. My age, and my classmates’ age.

‘I want to be at the same school as my brother.’

And I wonder, with another uncomfortable twist of my stomach, whether I ever really knew my favorite teacher at all.

What do you know, Tripp?
And what did you do?

“What a warm welcome back to Saint Ambrose, huh?”