Simon stood in front of the mirror, but didn't know what to do. He lost Cecilia, but knew that she must be hiding something.
"What's different about her?" He asked himself. Ruthie came to the open door.
"Could you drive me to Jake's house? Mom said it was ok," Ruthie replied.
"Ok," Simon said. He dried a tear from his eye.
"Are you crying? Man, you cry a lot!" Ruthie exclaimed. "Come to think of it, you cry more than me!"
"Shut up, Weasel!" Simon exclaimed. Ruthie zipped her lip. They got to the car and Simon drove Ruthie to Jake's house. Ruthie got off and went inside.
"Let's go to my room," Jake said. Ruthie followed him.
Outside, Simon drove around town. He didn't have anywhere to go, and then, as he drove past the free clinic, he saw Cecilia, coming out of the clinic, crying. Simon pulled over.
"What's different about her?" He asked himself. Ruthie came to the open door.
"Could you drive me to Jake's house? Mom said it was ok," Ruthie replied.
"Ok," Simon said. He dried a tear from his eye.
"Are you crying? Man, you cry a lot!" Ruthie exclaimed. "Come to think of it, you cry more than me!"
"Shut up, Weasel!" Simon exclaimed. Ruthie zipped her lip. They got to the car and Simon drove Ruthie to Jake's house. Ruthie got off and went inside.
"Let's go to my room," Jake said. Ruthie followed him.
Outside, Simon drove around town. He didn't have anywhere to go, and then, as he drove past the free clinic, he saw Cecilia, coming out of the clinic, crying. Simon pulled over.