Chapter 125 Not Even Middle Class

• CADE MANAGED to keep himself fairly busy picking out songs, and Aiden commented on his choices in typical Aiden fashion, meaning that he used the song as a starting point for a long series of barely related topics of conversation, and Cade found himself wishing Chicago was a little farther away. Not only to delay the unpleasantness of dealing with his parents, but also to keep enjoying Aiden’s company. He was pretty sure Aiden was feeling a bit constrained by the requirements of driving, having to keep his gaze and at least most of his attention on the road, but Cade appreciated the little bit of extra distance. It was less overwhelming than a regular Aiden conversation.
• But as they neared the city, Aiden asked the inevitable question.
• “Where you headed? What exit?”