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“It’s my birthday!” he shrieks. My eyes pop open and I stare at him in dramatic surprise. “Your birthday?” “Yeah!” he replies excitedly. I shrug dramatically. “Well, if you’re seven now, then you can make your own breakfast.” He giggles. “No, I can’t.” “Sure, you can. I’ll take an omelet, too, while you’re at it. Oh, and some pancakes.” He laughs again, tugging on my arm to try and get me up, but I crack a smile as I fake sleep.
“I’m sorry, Clay. I didn’t mean to sound so cold. It’s just…been a stressful morning already. Jack is sick, and I haven’t even had my coffee—” “Jack is sick?” he asks, interrupting me. The resentful tone in his voice is replaced with frantic concern. “Yeah, it’s just a fever,” I reply nonchalantly as I move toward the coffeepot, pulling a cup from the cupboard. “Did you take him to the doctor? What are his symptoms?”