Chapter 63

　　At the same time, at the breakfast table in the Scott's, they were talking about the same thing. 　　"What? Go to school?" Ian cried out in fear. 　　Derek slowly stirred the oatmeal. He ignored the surprised Ian. 　　Derek had thought about this matter for a long time. He had also checked the school out. The education of the two children was important. Now that Aaron was getting better, Derek hoped that Aaron would be able to interact with more kids of his age and gradually open himself to others. 　　This news gave Ian quite a shock that he lost his appetite for breakfast. He was depressed and put the food back on the plate. 　　For Ian, going to school was like locking a bird in a cage. He wouldn't be as free as before and he wanted to play with Aaron all the time. 　　Moreover, the two of them had played with other children before. Those children always bullied Aaron when Derek was away. Ian had fought with them several times. Later, he rarely saw those children. 　　If they went to school, wo