KADE“I don’t know how his sense of humor is still intact despite what he’s been through,” my mom said, and the lady broke into a grin. It was the most genuine expression I had seen on her face since we locked gazes, but her smile made me uneasy. It felt out of place.“Maybe that’s a good thing. We all have different ways to cope with the things happening around us. Maybe this is his,” she replied, and I glanced at my mom.“Oh, yes, I haven’t introduced you,” my mom said, turning to me. “Kade,” she pointed at the lady. “This is Nina Sherman. She’s the new therapist at the school, or at least she was supposed to be before it got shut down temporarily.”“Hi, Kade. I think it’s sad that we met at a time like this,” Ms. Sherman muttered, and I shrugged.“Could’ve been worse,” I replied.“Yes, thankfully it’s not,” she said and turned to my mom. “I came by on behalf of the book club too. It’s not an official visit, everyone will drop by soon, but Dolores asked me to give this to you.”That
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