The true miracle

“Well, it is not the cure. At least, not exactly. It’s possible that it could help you, I don’t know. But it could be more than that. It’s a possibility that I can’t explain clearly yet. This time I hope I can explain it to you, because this time it will be important.” Sophie explained.

“You can explain it to me later, when we get home. It’s been too long since we’ve left the house.” Max suggested.

“Yeah, I guess.” Sophie agreed with a nod. After breakfast, they both grabbed their things and went outside. As they drove away, they couldn’t stop thinking about the mysterious message. Maybe it was important, they thought. Hopefully, it wouldn’t be something bad, if it was.

While driving home from their date, the two young adults discussed what they’d tell their parents once they got home. Max wanted to inform his father that he was gay, but Sophie insisted that he shouldn’t tell anyone else about it.

Even though she didn’t want her mother to know, she wanted to keep it as secret as poss