Every Day

Today, it’s harder to meet with Rhiannon because A’s person, George, is homeschooled, and his mother has tight control over her children and their schedule. She is strict and not a very good teacher, teaching in a slow, robotic manner. A won’t go along with the classroom day like s/he expects George normally would. A keeps asking questions that s/he knows the mother won’t have the answer to, until the mother, exasperated, finally allows A/George to go to the library, to research.

At the library, A is able to meet with Rhiannon. When she comes up to A, A plays a trick on her, pretending not to know her, and when she apologizes for coming up to him, A reveals his identity. This makes her mad, especially since she is used to Justin playing tricks on her, which causes A to apologize profusely for the stunt. When they go to a Chinese restaurant for lunch, A uses chopsticks to outline a heart on the table for her, filled in with pink Sweet and Low packets. The waiter indulges their antics, even bringing them a dozen new fortune cookies when Rhiannon complains about the fortune she received.