Julie Buxbaum - Hogy folytassam?

Sometimes a single new possibility is enough to make the world make sense.

KIT: I don't know why I didn't sit with Annie and Violet at lunch. There is no one here who knows what is going on inside me, what I am going through. How could they know, since I don't understand myself.
DAVID: I've been going to this school for six hundred and twenty-two days, but Kit Lowell was the first person to sit at my table at lunch, so I've always been a bit of a loner until now. So your father died? I asked because I had heard the news not long before.

When an unexpected friendship develops between the relatively popular Kit Lowell and the perfectly isolated, outcast David Drucker, everyone is shocked. Maybe Kit and David the most. Kit actually likes David's unsolicited honesty, which he finds oddly refreshing, and David is grateful for Kit's attention and sometimes embarrassing curiosity. When she asks him to help her investigate the circumstances of her father's tragic car accident, David throws himself into the task with great enthusiasm, but neither of them foresees how he will find out. Can their friendship survive the truth?