The reason I'd been talking to Arin about mathematically analyzing games up until now was:
I wanted to see whether there was a game tournament suitable for Arin.
'Right now, digital game tournaments are the biggest by far... but that doesn't suit a four-year-old.'
Our stubby little hands made it hard to hold a mouse and micro-manage things with precision, too.
Even if it were a game where reading ahead mattered a lot, most digital game tournaments had age restrictions.
So that was out.
I needed to search based on games that even a child like me could take part in at major tournaments.
I opened Mom's laptop in the master bedroom.
Arin watched from behind my back as I worked.
Clack-clack-...
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