As I Am by Annalisa Grant

Author:Annalisa Grant [Grant, AnnaLisa]
Language: eng
Format: epub
ISBN: 1497405866
Amazon: B00JD3PEQA
Published: 2014-03-30T00:00:00+00:00

Chapter 10

Rain. All it’s done since one this the morning, is rain. We were due, though. It rained one solid day last summer and that’s when Mr. Fellows informed us that “summer isn’t summer without at least one good rainstorm.”

After breakfast I asked Mr. Fellows if I could spend the day sorting through and editing pictures, and would he mind turning the WiFi on for me. He thought it was a great idea since there’s no place for rainy pictures on the website or brochure. When I asked if there were any other areas of the camp I needed to feature, all he said was, “The lake! Always the lake! Lake Hollis is our bread and butter!” He’s so vague about exactly what it is he’s looking for, but, I guess that’s not totally weird. A lot of people can’t describe the kind of picture they’re looking for, or what they want taken; they just know it when they see it.

There’s still a strange division in the room. Addy’s clique is stationed at their usual place, and I’m sitting with what has become my usual crew … minus Miller. He moved back to the single table against the wall the other day where he’s writing furiously in his notebook again. His silent treatment got awkward after a few days so I guess he thought it best to move. The look he gave me the night of the incident with Margaret told me that I didn’t respond the way I was supposed to. Now he’s not talking to me and I don’t know how to fix it.

I’ve seen Cal only twice in the last week and it wasn’t anything to write home about. We hung out at the bonfire once, but that was short-lived. Addy was off with Mia doing I don’t know what. I basically stood next to Cal while he and Brad and Ted told stories of football glory. The other girls were totally into it but I seriously could not have cared less. The next time we took another mostly-silent walk on the trail. He kissed me again, and, again, I felt nothing. Somehow, whatever it is we’re doing doesn’t feel like how it’s supposed to feel.

On top of the awkwardness I already feel when I’m with Cal, I’m still thinking about how to find out what The League is and how to get that journal. I’ve tried to search their cabin, but any chance I’ve had hasn’t given me enough time to really look. I’m sure I’m making more of this than I need to. I should find something to distract me if I’m going to squash the curiosity that is piqued in me.

After a quick counselor meeting to strategize the day Mr. Fellows dismisses us. I tell Amy that I’m going to be holed up in our room all day and she offers to check on Margaret. I feel pretty confident that she’s okay. Well, on her way to being okay. It’s been several days, and after the way her roommates came to her I don’t think any of them are going to abandon her.

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