Room 314 and the Graduation Tickets for Hannah Morgan
I looked at my older sister.
She was sixteen, wearing a spotless white sweater, and completely focused on her own schedule.
“I need a lot of medicine, Allison,” I said.
“And Dad is going to find a reasonable way to pay for it,” she said.
“What if he doesn’t find a way?” I asked.
Allison stopped reading and looked up at me.
“He always figures out the finances,” she said.
“You just have to stop asking for the expensive stuff.”