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Spencer uneasy—she always worried that the awkwardness was some fault of hers—so she started to
babble
about her accomplishments. She’d scored a total of twelve goals this hockey season. She’d gotten the
lead
role in every school play since seventh grade. “And I have A’s in almost all my classes,” she boasted, and
then realized her mistake. She winced and braced herself, certain of what was coming.
Olivia grinned. “That’s fantastic, Spencer! I’m so impressed.”
Spencer cautiously opened one eye. She’d expected Olivia to react the same way her mom would.
“Almost
all your classes?” she could practically hear Mrs. Hastings sneer. “Which class do you not have an A in?
And
why are they just A’s? Why aren’t they A-pluses?” And then Spencer would feel like shit for the rest of
the
day.
But Olivia wasn’t doing that. Who knew, if Olivia had kept Spencer, maybe she would’ve turned out
differently.
Maybe she wouldn’t be so OCD about her grades or feel so inferior around other people, always
desperate
to prove that she was good enough, worthy enough, lovable enough. She would’ve never met Ali. Ali’s
murder would simply be another story in the newspaper.
“Why did you give me up?” Spencer blurted out.
Olivia stopped at the crosswalk, staring contemplatively at the tall buildings across the street. “We ll…I
was
eighteen when I had you. Far too young to have a baby—I’d just started college. I agonized about my
decision.
When I found out that a wealthy family in suburban Philadelphia was adopting you, I felt like that was
the right choice. But I’ve always wondered about you.”
The light changed. Spencer skirted around a woman walking a pug dressed in a white cable -knit sweater
as