Tracy is a kid with a sister called Mackenzie and they're growing up in a care home. They're loud, they're fiery and, somehow, they're always in trouble. But they have each other's backs.
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Mack's POV:
Duke was driving me home from the hospital and can I just say, it feels good coming home. Duke told me that Mike left the dumping ground for another job but I was happy for him and he did come visit me in the hospital to say goodbye.
The doctors say I might be able to walk again but we're taking baby steps.
I'll be having physiotherapy to exercise and bring back usage of my legs but as soon as I'm able to stand, I'll be on crutches then soon after, I'll be back to my old self.
We just pulled up to the dumping ground and I could hear Jenny and she did not sound happy.
Duke parked the car and got out my wheelchair from the back. He slid open the door and helped me out and onto my wheelchair.
What's going on?, I said, gaining everyone's attention as they turned round and smiled whilst they ran up and hugged me but not tightly.
I'm so happy that you're back, we missed you so much!, Justine said as she and Louise hugged me.
I was so worried, Mack. I thought we'll never be able to see our best friend again, Louise said as my least favourite person came up to me.
Hi, Mack!, Tracy said as I glared at her and wheeled myself to the front door and pushed it open and wheeled inside and slammed the door.
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Duke got Mack's bags as he heard the front door slam shut.
What's she so upset about?, Tracy said as Jenny bent down to her level.
Mack's still a bit sensitive about what you did to her, Jenny said.
She's still upset with me?, Tracy mutters.
Yeah, she's still upset with you and she's sensitive about it, Jenny said.
Well, what can I do to cheer her up?, Tracy said.
Give her some space and some time on her own for awhile, Jenny said.
That won't cheer her up! I'm going hang out with her today, Tracy said as she ran inside.
