Calvin *
Cal informal

One was Cal, taken within the last couple of years.

Cal began to feel he had done the right thing in coming here.

He had probably been dead even before Cal was able to see his face.

How and where the change came Cal did not know.

Cal let himself in and called out to his father.

Cal was not always strong enough to do these things for himself.

And then Cal would tell him the really bad news.

Cal High had 2,559 students in the 2011-12 school year.

Cal, however, was more concerned about the next few hours and days.

No one else called to Cal before he reached his office.

That person was someone Cal wanted very much to meet.

Cal had started for the door, but stopped and turned.

I told Cal that in the summer everybody else goes home.

"Can we keep Cal on until the end of the season?"

"Cal expected you to take the rest of the day off."

Cal followed me around to the back of the house.

He started all 13 games in his final year at Cal.

Cal looked at me for a long time, then rose and held out a hand.

Cal reached out to support her and the two of them went to the floor.

The picture kept growing, far beyond what Cal thought was possible.

Cal could see the light from where he stood, and started moving toward it.

Cal watched the back of her head as she worked.

The trees gave Cal the feeling he had been here before.

So she called Cal to get him to search the office for her.

I doubt Cal would have told him anything even if he'd asked.