I don't know how rich we are, but from the things I've heard I figure it's a lot. But we live in a standard tract house and don't have fancy cars or lots of material goods and my folks don't belong to country clubs or parade around with high-society types. Unless they're trying to woo them for money for the foundation.

"Okay," I said. "Good luck."

"You too, son, although we know you don't need it."

"You never know," I said.

"Kick ass, Michael," Kaitlyn said.

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I drove my truck to Lee High School and parked my pickup as close to the gym as I could get. It being...