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When Kit first sits down at David's lunch table, David notes it's the first time in 622 days that anyone has joined him. David is quick to acknowledge that he's different. He likes numbers and routines, takes things literally, and has trouble reading people in social situations. (He doesn't have an official autism diagnosis, though he later concludes: "I'm pretty sure I have Asperger's...though I can't use the Aspie thing as an excuse.") In alternating chapters, Kit describes her own ...Log In or Sign Up to Read More