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Chapter 2
He’dseemedengrossedinourconversation,butnowIcouldsee,fromthecornerofmyeye,thathewasleaningawayfrommeagain,hishandsgrippingtheedgeofthetablewithunmistakabletension.
ItriedtoappearattentiveasMr.Bannerillustrated,withtransparenciesontheoverheadprojector,whatIhadseenwithoutdifficultythroughthemicroscope.Butmythoughtswereunmanageable.
Whenthebellfinallyrang,EdwardrushedasswiftlyandasgracefullyfromtheroomashehadlastMonday.And,likelastMonday,Istaredafterhiminamazement.
Mikeskippedquicklytomysideandpickedupmybooksforme.Iimaginedhimwithawaggingtail.
"Thatwasawful,"hegroaned."Theyalllookedexactlythesame.You’reluckyyouhadCullenforapartner."
"Ididn’thaveanytroublewithit,"Isaid,stungbyhisassumption.Iregrettedthesnubinstantly."I’vedonethelabbefore,though,"Iaddedbeforehecouldgethisfeelingshurt.
"Cullenseemedfriendlyenoughtoday,"hecommentedasweshruggedintoourraincoats.Hedidn’tseempleasedaboutit.
Itriedtosoundindifferent."IwonderwhatwaswithhimlastMonday."
Icouldn’tconcentrateonMike’schatteraswewalkedtoGym,andRE.didn’tdomuchtoholdmyattention,either.Mikewasonmyteamtoday.Hechivalrouslycoveredmypositionaswellashisown,somywoolgatheringwasonlyinterruptedwhenitwasmyturntoserve;myteamduckedwarilyoutofthewayeverytimeIwasup.
TherainwasjustamistasIwalkedtotheparkinglot,butIwashappierwhenIwasinthedrycab