#Chapter 136: A New Transition

By the end of the weekend, Liam had come rushing over to the house the day that our transfer papers were cleared from Eastwood Academy. It had been made official, at that point. I was sort of hoping for a lot of the uncertainty to fade away but it only seemed to become more compacted. My mom, on the other hand, was beyond thrilled and excited about this new opportunity for me. She had heard many positive things about Eastwood when it came to its specialty programs and ongoing opportunities. “This is incredible news, you two!” she exclaimed. “We should have a party to celebrate!” That following weekend, we were having a small get-together at our house. It turned out to be three of us, Liam’s family, Monica, and Peter. Everyone was decently spread about the living room and kitchen, chatting away about the upcoming transition. Liam’s parents were both thrilled and a little concerned for the well-being of their son. I wasn’t entirely sure if Liam ever told his adoptive parents ho