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13£®I held my breath£¬hoping Mrs£®Parmele wouldn't notice the empty £¨32£©A next to mine£®She did£¬and pointed him in that direction£®He looked over at me as he sat down£¬but I looked away£®
By the end of his first week£¬David was at the bottom of our school's social ladder£®"It's his own fault£¬"I told my mother one evening at dinner£®"He £¨33£©C even knows how to count£®"
As I ate lunch with him the next day and listened to him£¬however£¬I realized that David was very pleasant to be around£®After lunch£¬I £¨34£©D that I would be David's friend£®
One night£¬as Mother tucked me into bed£¬I said£¬"Mom£¬tomorrow is David's birthday£¬and he's not going to get anything£®Nobody even cares£®"
"Don't worry£¬"Mom said as she kissed me goodnight£®"I'm sure everything will be £¨35£©B£®"
At breakfast the next morning£¬I said I wasn't feeling well£®
"How would you like it if your only friend didn't show up on your birthday£¿"Mother asked gently£®I thought it over for a moment and then kissed her goodbye£®
I wished David a happy birthday first thing in the morning£¬and his embarrassed smile showed me that he was glad I had £¨36£©C£®
By mid-afternoon I had almost decided that birthdays weren't that £¨37£©A£®Then£¬as Mrs£®Parmele was writing on the blackboard£¬I heard a familiar voice singing the birthday song£®
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Mrs£®Parmele joined in£®Mother found David looking like a deer in car headlights£®She put the cupcakes and the gift on his desk and said£¬"Happy birthday£¬David£®"
My friend kindly shared his cupcakes with the class£¬taking the tray from desk to desk£®I caught Mother £¨39£©A me£®She smiled and winked£¨Ê¹ÑÛÉ«£©£®
David Evans moved on shortly thereafter£¬and I never heard from him again£®But whenever I hear that familiar song£¬I remember the soft tones of my mother's voice£¬the £¨40£©B in a boy's eyes£¬and the taste of the sweetest cupcake£®
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