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some cash; though;〃 he said; frowning down at the
blackened metal。 〃We'll have
to save up for parts first。〃
〃We nothing;〃 I disagreed。 〃If you're doing this for free; I'll pay for the
parts。〃
〃I don't know〃 he muttered。
〃I've got some money saved。 College fund; you know。〃 College; schmollege; I
thought to myself。 It
wasn't like I'd saved up enough to go anywhere special—and besides; I had no
desire to leave Forks
anyway。 What difference would it make if I skimmed a little bit off the top?
Jacob just nodded。 This all made perfect sense to him。
As we skulked back to the makeshift garage; I contemplated my luck。 Only a
teenage boy would agree
to this: deceiving both our parents while repairing dangerous vehicles using
money meant for my college
education。 He didn't see anything wrong with that picture。 Jacob was a gift
from the gods。
6。 FRIENDS
THE MOTORCYCLES DIDN'T NEED TO BE HIDDEN ANY further than simply placing them
in
Jacob's shed。 Billy's wheelchair couldn't maneuver the uneven ground
separating it from the house。
Jacob started pulling the first bike—the red one; which was destined for me—
to pieces immediately。 He
opened up the passenger door of the Rabbit so I could sit on the seat instead
of the ground。 While he
worked; Jacob chattered happily; needing only the lightest of nudges from me
to keep the conversation
rolling。 He updated me on the progress of his sophomore year of school;
running on about his classes and
his two best friends。
〃Quil and Embry?〃 I interrupted。 〃Those are unusual names。〃
Jacob chuckled。 〃Quil's is a hand…me…down
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