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Chapter Nineteen

Yay for Ethan being the voice of reason about how Carter’s photos are worthless. (And for just showing up to see Carter—he’s a good friend.) But the new rift between the two is heartbreaking. And as great as it is to have a friend who’s always got your back (like it says in the Train song “Drops of Jupiter”: Can you imagine… / Your best friend always sticking up for you / Even when I know you’re wrong?), asking a friend to lie for you is really not cool.

I enjoyed Ethan’s mixed metaphor of tsunami and tidal wave.

Whoa—I kind of expected Carter to somehow help the pregnant lady with her Frankenkid situation, but did not see his coming to her rescue as she goes into labor. Now I can’t wait to see if/how he finds out how the delivery goes.