How about you, Rafe?" she asked when Georgia finally took a

How about you, Rafe?" she asked when Georgia finally took a breath. "What do you think of middle school so far?" "Well," I said, "it's not as bad as I thought it was going to

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Georgia asks Rafe about his experiences in middle school, seeking his opinion after a pause. Rafe responds by sharing his feelings, indicating that his expectations might have been worse than his actual experience so far.

He admits that middle school hasn't been as terrible as he initially imagined, suggesting a somewhat surprising acceptance of the challenges he's faced. The conversation reflects a typical middle school experience, balancing anxieties with newfound adaptation.

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