Page 157 of Glass (Crank 2)


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party up to the font, repeat

a flurry of meaningless

words. Resplendent in

his white tuxedo, Hunter

smiles up at me as Pastor

Keith pours water over

his head, makes him a child

of God. I was baptized once

too, and I silently ask, “So,

Big Guy, am I still Your child?”

Party Time

Well, actually, it’s time

for the postbaptism reception.

I decide I ought to ride home with

Mom, who decides not to get into a

big discussion now, not with Leigh and

Heather in the car and a regular parade of

friends and family trailing us home. We’ll

talk about this later, she promises, and I

think I’m glad I’ve turned eighteen so I

can hit the streets if I must. [Uh-huh,

right. With a baby, three hundred

dollars, and no place to crash.]

Okay, that’s not the best

idea either. Oh, well.

Why worry about

it now? Just make

it through the

afternoon. Get

some sleep tonight.

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