Getting in the car was the hardest thing I've ever done in my life. But holding Hope made it a whole lot easier. The car started to move, and the moving truck followed. I stared at the house until it was out of sight. Then I saw Robin at the end of her driveway, crying and waving. I held up Hope to the window, so she could see. She had the same expression on her face that I did when I first saw Midgey. I waved, then turned my head to face the front.
Three hours later, we arrived at our new house. I opened the car door, and stepped out. I walked around the car, holding Hope, and turned to face the house.
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Hope
General Fiction'What do you mean you don't have the money?" I heard, in a deep voice. "I'm sorry, but can we just pay you back later? We don't have the money right now." I heard a sigh. What was going on? I had no idea. But I knew it wasn't good. Read "Hope" a boo...
