"I thought the same thing," Teegan said with a smile. "I mean, I thought I was out of his league with MIT and the scholarship." This time, Grace looked surprised.
"He told us he's not going," Grace said. "I thought you changed his mind."
"He's pursuing his music?" Teegan asked.
"That's what he says," Grace replied. "I'll be honest; it's not exactly what Jack and I had in mind."
"I have to agree," I said, looking at Teegan. Caleb was risking his entire future. He could be risking Teegan's future as well.
"He plays so beautifully, though," Teegan said excitedly. "You should have seen him on that stage."
"Well, he's 18," Grace said, "and I can't force him to do what I want any longer. Doesn't mean I have to like his decisions."
"You still hold the purse strings," I said. The teapo
