I am human;

“Hold on— Before anything else, I’m going to need you to say something in French.”

“I was just excited to get to Art class and that was about it, but I understand, though school in Paris was quite different, it was a big transition when we moved.” 

“Why do I feel like a kid about to go to his first day of school all over again– oh wait.” 

“Change sucks and all, but I was all about the first day of school as a kid. Then again, I was a weird kid, so that’s not saying much...”

“Belated or not, eighteen is worth celebrating —even with something small. I mean, being old enough to get a tattoo, buy a lottery ticket, and vote is kind of a big deal. But, anyway— Happy birthday.”

“I’m sure I’ll make it to both of those places eventually, but I just don’t know when. Everyone has said Disneyworld is better.”

“Disneyland is great and all, but Disney World is four times the fun. If given the option, I’d live in Epcot, and I’m pretty sure my wife would only support that decision. Seriously though, you’ll have a blast there.”

“I’ve spent the last six weeks pretending that I don’t want to go to Disneyland with my step-dad and little brother, but let’s be real, I totally want to go.” 

“Forget pretending; Even when I’m 80-years-old, I won’t even be able to act like I’m not excited for Disneyland. I mean, even though Disney World kicks way more ass.”

Not at all, I got lucky. And to think I was genuinely considering moving back in with my dad before Copeland offered.

I’m sure your dad is cool and all, but it definitely wouldn’t be the same. I’d have to give Beck so much more attention if you weren’t around.

That’s good, because I don’t want to have to call anywhere else home.

I’m going to have to ask you to stop that before you make me too emotional. Honestly though, could living with anyone else be better than what you get with me? —I don’t think so.

You’re going to get me kicked out of here.

No way. You’re like a permanent fixture in this place. You couldn’t get out of here even if you tried.