Tuesday's finals were the easiest: History and Math. Seeing the twins focusing on their papers and their pencils moving steadily really eased my apprehension on how they would do. After school, we studied for a few hours before getting ready to leave at 5pm for our game. Noah has already passed out the address of the girls to Zeke so he could look up a route before we go.
I chose to sit in the very back, while Noah sat beside Zeke up front, leaving the middle row empty for the girls. We picked up Kaylee first since she was the closest.
"Are you comfortable back there, Jake?" She asked, glancing back at me.
I nodded. It beats being squished in the middle row.
"Hey, wasn't that your sister's car in the driveway?" Noah asked, turning to face us. "Why didn't she just take you and KJ today?"
Kaylee shook her head. "It's better to get used to you guys taking us. Marie will be busy most of the summer."
"It's no problem." Zeke spoke up.
