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LizzyJackson-Davenport

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  1. The tutor nods.

    After talking to a couple more people and then taking Belle to a doctor who confirmed nothing was wrong physically Lizzy takes Belle to a psychologist. After about an hour of talking the psychologist walks out. "She doesn't have ADD."

    "Then what is it?"

    "Is everything ok at home?"

    "Everything's fine."

    "Are you sure?"

    "Yes. Why wouldn't it be?"

    "Belle wants to go live with her father."

    "What do you mean?"

    "Belle tells me she lives with her mother and her step dad and she loves you both but she thinks maybe things will be better if she lived with her real dad."

    "Thanks." Lizzy says. The psychologist nods and lets the pair leave.

    "So did you figure out what's wrong?" Bo asks later that night.

    "Belle wants to live with Matt." Lizzy says.

  2. Bo nods "Yes we will try our best."

    Later that day Lizzy talks to the tutor. "She's so smart and she's got so much potential she just doesn't apply it. Look the stuff I'm giving her she's nine right?"

    "Yeah."

    "The stuff I'm giving her is first grade work. Stuff my six year old niece could do. I don't understand why she can't do it." The tutor says.

    "Can I see some of her work?" Lizzy asks.

    "Yeah here." Lizzy flips through the pages and sighs. "Look Liz, there's something I want you to consider."

    "And what's that?"

    "She may have ADD."

    "You can't be serious."

    "I've seen it with some of my other students. She can't pay attention and when she does its not for long. Lizzy look I understand you want to protect her but...something is going on." The tutor says.

    "I'll see what I can do." Lizzy sighs.

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