By Hannah Harrington
ISBN-10: 0373210248
ISBN-13: 9780373210244
Everyone's sorry. yet nobody can clarify why.Harper Scott's older sister, June, took her personal existence every week sooner than highschool commencement, leaving Harper devastated. So while her divorcing mom and dad choose to break up up June's ashes, Harper steals the urn and takes to the air cross-country together with her ally, Laney, to the single position June consistently dreamed of going—California.Enter Jake Tolan, a boy with a nasty angle, a classic-rock obsession…and an unknown connection to June. whilst he insists on becoming a member of them, Harper's simply determined sufficient to permit him. along with his alternately fascinating and infuriating demeanor and his trust that track can see you thru something, he should be precisely what Harper wishes. Except…Jake's holding a mystery that has the ability to show her lifestyles upside down—again.
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That night, I lie in bed, miles from sleep. Closing my eyes, I think about how tomorrow will be the first day June is gone, really gone. Life will keep going and everyone will return to their usual routines, and it’ll be the first real day of living without my sister. My life is now divided into two periods: With June and After June. I can’t wrap my mind around the idea of it. Laney’s right; it doesn’t feel real. Nothing does. Sometime between gazing at the ceiling and thinking, I must drift off, because when my eyes open again, it’s not as dark outside anymore.
I’m still staring at the empty white space when Aunt Helen comes up to my room with a sandwich and a glass of milk. I take out my headphones and sit up when she enters. She doesn’t knock or anything, of course. Just barges right in and looks at me a little suspiciously. I think she does this because she wants to catch me in the middle of something. She probably thinks I sit up here carving emo poetry into my wrists with a razor blade. It’s like I’m on suicide watch, by mere association. “I made this for you,” she says, thrusting the plate into my hands.
If she did, she’d leave me alone instead of trying to force me to talk about this. “You just have to take comfort in the fact June is with God now,” she tells me. I stare at her coldly. ” I ask. Her eyes widen. “I don’t think—” “Get out. ” Once she’s left the room, shutting the door hard behind her, I lie down on my side. I hate Aunt Helen. I hate her stupid your-sister’s-in-a-better-place crap. Like she could somehow know that. The anger bubbles up again, white-hot, and I lash out one closed fist and punch the wall.
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