realist," Randy said. "My grandma says I am a very well adjusted young man, not a loser. You just need to relax. All this stuff will go away. I promise."
Chapter 6

The next day in school Milton was still full of frustration and hostility. He felt a void in his life, in his future, and was being treated like a criminal just for having a basic question that he believed should be asked by everyone on earth. But it seemed like Sleepy was right; asking other humans was the only way he would ever find out anything he could believe in about God.

Milton asked Norton Burton, who he thought to be the smartest kid in his class, "Do you believe in God?"

Norton looked nervous. He said, "Um . .Randy asked.

"Nothing," Milton said, putting his head down.

"Liar. You got it for Norma Blanchester."

"So?"

Randy said, "Go talk to her."

"About what? I mean, the last time I spoke to her she took off like I was an automaton. She probably hates me."

"How do you know? Where did you get your facts?"

"I don't have time for your games. We gotta go." Milton decided it was irrational to think Norma wouldn't dislike him for no reason. Although she might dislike him for several legitimate ones.

After lunch, Milton looked at his personal device and saw a message from Sleepy; Milton, come to the headquarters after school. If this is not satisfactory, I will come to your house.

"No!" Milton wrote back, "i will be at headquarters do not come to house!!!!!!!"
Chapter 16

Milton went