David is finding a rhythm with his lectures and his readings and his essays. He thinks. So he decides it would be safe enough to get involved in some sort of society. Scripps has been asking him about what he does outside of school, and he wants to have an answer other than, "Revising ( Read more... )

Saturday morning, David knocks on Blaine's door early but not too early. He wants to make it to the dining hall before they stop serving breakfast, but he doesn't want to disturb Blaine if he wants a lie in.

The summer had been a bit hectic. It had been filled mostly with work and getting ready for Oxford and dealing with losing Hector. It was odd not to be around the other boys all the time and to know that he wasn't going to see all of them again in September ( Read more... )