Wallace Davis

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</infobox> Wallace Davis is a student at Louis Riel Public School, and the friend/romantic partner of Lucy Ellingson.

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Blonde-white hair.<ref name=":5">Lost for Words 1.8</ref> He wore a raglan top with silver print on it, as well as skinny jeans, to the party. <ref>She looked out for the boys she was more interested in, and saw Wallace around. Hair so blond it was almost white, with that raglan top with the silver print on it, and skinny jeans. He’d done good. Guys had a low bar to meet, and he’d easily cleared it. - Excerpt from Leaving a Mark 4.2</ref>

Received only a pity vote from Verona on Class_RankR.<ref name=":0">Lost for Words 1.1</ref> A gamer.<ref name=":1">Lost for Words 1.6</ref> Excused from gym.<ref name=":3">Lost for Words 1.7</ref> His mother has a degenerative nerve disease, and he worries he may develop it too he already deals with weak joints and elbows.<ref>“I wanted to ask,” Avery said. “What’s the deal with Wallace’s arm? He said his other was fragile too or something?”
“He lost the genetic lottery,” Jeremy said. “I don’t mean that in a mean way. He’s had to have surgery on the one elbow twice, because there’s something in how it’s put together that makes it dislocate really easy. Same problem with his shoulder, but that’s easier to fix. But he’s popped it in and out so many times it’s even easier to dislocate, so he’s gotta get surgery sometime in the next few years, to try to lock it in.”
“Shitty,” Avery said.
“He’s got other stuff too, right?” Verona asked. “A nerve thing?”
“Yeah. His mom’s got a thing that has her in a wheelchair half the time, and it looks like he’s probably going to get it. A nervous system thing. Passes out, gets seizures, cramps like a charlie horse except they don’t stop for hours.”
“He’s a cool guy, lives at the end of my street,” Verona said. “It’s obvious they’re a really nice family, he loves his mom, and they do this volunteer stuff, and travel for marathons. Wish it didn’t suck so much for him.” - Excerpt from Leaving a Mark 4.3</ref>

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