t of tely clear  a  of clouds. e o arrive an ty bad all day about talked to Jamie t before. S nice to me, and I kne Id been a jerk. I saed to go up to apologize to  Id said, but s of slip back into t the chance.

    S time I finally arrived, and I sao Miss Garber and , off to one side, over by tains.

    Everyone ion,  srangely let put on ume yet-so o give t angelic appearance-and sill er s sce my trepidation at  react, I o them.

    quot;; I said. quot;hello, Reverend . . . Miss Garber.”

    Jamie turned to me.

    quot;; sly. I could tell s t before, too, because s smile at me like salk to cook a feeps off to t of ance.

    I glanced around tage nervously.

    quot;Im sorry about t nig; I began. quot;I kno your feelings, and I o hem.”

    S me, as if wondering wo believe me.

    quot;Did you mean t; she finally asked.

    quot;I  in a bad mood, ts all. I get sort of imes.quot; I knew I  really answered ion.

    quot;I see,quot; s as s before, turned toy seats in t sad look in her eyes.

    quot;Look,quot; I said, reac;I promise to make it up to you.quot; Dont ask me  just seemed like t to do at t moment.

    For t time t nigo smile.

    quot;t; surning to face me.

    quot;Jamie?”

    Jamie turned. quot;Yes, Miss Garber?”

    quot;I t ready for you.quot; Miss Garber ioning h her hand.

    quot;Ive got to go,quot; so me.

    quot;I know.”

    quot;Break a leg?quot; I said. iso be bad luck. ts o quot;break a leg.