Connor once again became sick right when the break happened.  He had a sore throat on Friday after school and had a mild fever on Saturday morning.  He was nauseated and threw up his breakfast, so we tested him.  Lo and behold, Connor was tested positive for COVID.  Thus the isolation began.  Connor did not feel great the entire weekend until his fever subsided.  Fortunately he did not have any more vomiting issue since the Saturday morning.  He remained to have some congestion for a few more days after that.  Connor did not mind being isolated in his room; i think he enjoyed the room service.  I am not sure if it was lucky to have the illness during the school break as Connor would not need to worry about missing school, but again I had to cancel several things that were planned, like his tennis practices and dental appointments.  I was still traumatized with how tough it was back in February when the rest of us were sick, so I was preparing myself for the worst.  Fortunately the rest of us did not get sick and we stayed negative for the tests.  We previously were suspecting that Connor was Patient 0 in February but likely he was so resilient then but finally got hit this time.