His dad was giving him that hard gaze, but at least his dad didn’t talk as much as his mom and sister did, and then there was Becky. Jack was even better, as he said even less, just things like “Move over, my turn with the remote.” Yeah, Jack was better than all of them. He and his brother could share space, enjoy a game, and…
Everyone knows the first time you meet that special someone: Your eyes connect from across the room, and you smile and work up the courage to say hello. It’s a simple feat for most people, but not for Trevor Friessen, who struggles to fit into this world and thinks he always will—that is, until he meets a girl who is as different from him as she is the same.
“Our families and everyone around us, what they don’t understand is that we too feel love.”
Everyone knows the first time you meet that special someone: Your eyes connect from across the room, and you smile and work up the courage to say hello. It’s a simple feat for most people, but not for Trevor Friessen, who struggles to fit into this world and thinks he always will—that is, until he meets a girl who is as different from him as she is the same.
“Our families and everyone around us, what they don’t understand is that we too feel love.”
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