#Chapter 29 Changes

Two weeks went by with daily dance lessons and speech therapy. Victor told me I was improving in both areas. But the best thing was I saw the improvement myself. So did many others at school. “You seem different lately,” Amy said as we ate lunch. “Different. How?“ I asked “You seem more … confident, I guess,“ Amy replied. “And you’re not stuttering nearly as much.“ I couldn’t help grinning. “William hinted at the same thing yesterday in werewolf history class.” “That’s so great,” Amy said with a squeal. “Do you think he’s gonna ask you out sometime?” “I don’t know,“ I replied. “But he talks to me more and more every day.” “How is Victor?“ Amy asked. “ You two must be getting along better. He picks you up at the gate every afternoon.“ “He’s a great teacher, and the speech specialist he found for me is fantastic.“ I shrugged. “We still fight sometimes. He can be such an arrogant jerk. But I’m grateful for his help.” “Do you thin