’ Great job Kyle! You’ll get a hang of it eventually,
I know you will. I believe in you. ‘
Dannie knew how the other girls treated him. He saw the way they
sighed at his every request and seemed reluctant, impatient. To be
perfectly honest, it seemed they only cared for him for his body, which
Dannie thought was bullshit. He was a strong believer in making sure
people weren’t objectified. Really, Dannie didn’t see Kyle as some
mistake or someone not worth trying for. Kyle was like a friend to him,
so every time people would give up on him, Dannie would be there,
even if he didn’t really understand it.
Though he had to admit, he did have some suspicions about the
way the girls treated him. They acted like nobody was supposed
to know about him, kept him locked up in this room all day. They
wouldn’t talk about him either, which had Dannie wondering if he
was supposed to even know that Kyle existed in the first place.
Though, he had discussed it with Madison before and she didn’t
act like anything was wrong with the conversation. Regardless,
Kyle’s existence confused Dannie.
He carried onto the next page, this one having the letter ‘B’ written
in solid green at the top of the page followed by a fairly inaccurate
picture of a bat.
’ B is for bat. A bat is also an animal. They sleep
during the day and wake up at night. ‘
" Wh-ii Duh-ann-e n-iii-ce t-ew K-eye-ll ? "
Dannie was something special, and Kyle knew that. He didn't hesitate
when he asked for help, he didn't sigh in annoyance when he accidently
broke something or couldn't figure out the buttons on the television
remote. Kyle wasn't sure if he'd ever be able to repay the other, but he
sure liked to try and think of ways to make it possible. He always came
up empty handed.
Dropping his gaze back to the book, his face twisted into instant confusion.
No, Dannie, a bat was for baseball. He knew that from the first book in the
ABC's series, ' the ABC's of Sports! '. Slowly, Kyle reached forward with one
large hand, extending one finger and tapping on the picture, shaking his
head slowly. Dannie, and this book, was wrong. He grunts, withdrawing
his hand and letting it drop onto his own lap.
Kyle declared with confidence, positive that he was right. He knew this.
This was something that he knew, the first time he didn't feel confused
in the longest time. He felt smart. He knew something. He was learning.
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