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Zoey could see it. “Whatever, Claire. Invite your boyfriend and embarrass yourself.”
    “Claire, we will talk about this later,” Corinne said.
    “If Sam is not welcome, then I’m not either,” I snapped and ran up the stairs.
    When I reached my bedroom, I texted Sam and told him how much I loved him and that I missed him. There was no way Corinne was going to stop me from seeing him.
    A few seconds later , he replied.
    “I love you , Claire. Have sweet dreams and we’ll be together tomorrow.”
    I smiled and my heart melted a little more. I was totally in love with this boy and nobo dy could tell me any different.

Chapter 6

    Sam and I were inseparable. We’d been dating for almost two months now and we saw each other every day, even if it was for a couple of hours. Corinne was barely talking to me these days and Zoey wouldn’t even look at me. Not only were they pissed because I gave Dylan’s ticket to Sam for my graduation, she was still pissed about that punch I threw at her. Not to mention the fact that I refused a production of a graduation party Corinne had spent years planning. I only wanted a simple dinner with Sam and his mom. Unfortunately, my family had to join us.
    It was around eleven a.m. and , as I just finished getting dressed, my phone rang and it was Sam.
    “Hi , babe,” I answered.
    “I have a surprise for you today. A re you ready to go?”
    “Go where?” I asked.
    “Just tell me if you’re dressed.”
    “Of course I’m dressed.”
    I heard the doorbell ring. “Sam, hold on; someone’s at the door.”
    I walked down the stairs and opened the door, only to see Sam standing there holding his phone to his ear. I smiled.
    “L et me call you back. There’s this really hot guy at my door smiling at me. Later, baby.”
    He hung up his phone and wrapped his arms around me, hugging me and making me feel safe.
    “What’s this about a surprise?” I asked.
    “You’ll see. Let’s get out of here and grab some lunch.”
    Corinne was walking by and stopped dead in her tracks.
    “Hi, Mrs. Montgomery,” Sam smiled.
    “Hello Sam,” she managed and then continued to walk towards the living room.
    “Wow, that was awkward,” he said.
    “She’s an ice queen ; just ignore her.” I smiled.
    Sam and I jumped in to his car and drove to a little sandwich shop on Bristol Street. He ordered our sandwiches and we ate outside on the patio.
    “Sam, the suspense is killing me . What’s this surprise you were talking about?”
    He looked at me and laughed. “You’re as bad a kid before Christmas.”
    He pulled out a white envelope from hi s pocket and handed it to me. “Read this.”
    I took it from his hand and op ened the letter inside. It read:
    “Dear Mr. Snow, on behalf of the staff here at the University of Washington, it is our pleasure to announce the acceptance of your application to our university this fall.”
    I looked at Sam and he was smiling at me.
    “Does this mean? I mean are you—?” I couldn’t spit out the words. Excitement took over my entire body and I began to shake.
    “Yes, yes! I’m going with you to the University of Washington.”
    I jumped out of my seat and jumped on to his lap, hugging him tight and kissing his lips.
    “When did you do this? How did you do this? W hy? Oh my God, Sam, we don’t have to say goodbye.”
    “I applied a few weeks ago, and I did it for us, so we can be together. I’ve wanted to go to college, but I felt like I couldn’t because I had to take care of my mom. I sat down and talked to her and she cried and told me how she wanted nothing more than for me to go. Cal said he would keep an eye on her.”
    Tears started to fall down my face. Sam took his t humb and softly wiped them away. “Don’t cry, Claire.”
    “I’m so happy . I can’t help it.”
    After hugging and kissing him for a few more moments, I got off his lap and sat down back in my chair to finish eating my sandwich. There was an older couple sitting at the