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Calm down? Hanna ran her hand down the length of her face, about to throw up. The incident flashed
through her mind again and again, on rapid fast-forward. Ever since her accident, she’d tried very, very
hard not to think about that night, and here Wilden was, laughing at her for being scared. Maybe she
shouldn’t have been so quick to discount A’s texts about Wilden after all.
Hanna was about to tell him to pull over and let her out when she realized Wilden was zooming up her
winding driveway. When they reached the top, she quickly unbuckled her seat belt and got out of the
car,
never so grateful to see her house.
She slammed the door anyway, but Wilden didn’t seem to notice. He just sped in reverse down the
driveway,
not even bothering to make the three-point turn. Some of the snow had fallen off the nose of the car.
Hanna could see that it had a pointed end and mean-looking headlights.
A sense of déjà vu suddenly nagged at her. Something about what had just happened had happened
before
—and not just the night of her accident. She had the same feeling as when she couldn’t remember a
vocabulary
word in French class, the term on the tip of her tongue. Usually, the word came to her later at the
weirdest time, like when she was surfing on iTunes or walking Dot. Soon enough, this would come back
to
her too.
But she wasn’t exactly looking forward to finding it.
<strong>Killer</strong>
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SPENCER WHEELS AND DEALS
After school on Friday, Spencer’s closest field hockey friend, Kirsten Cullen, pulled up to Spencer’s curb
and
yanked up the parking brake.
“Thanks so much for the ride,” Spencer said. Just because her parents had taken away her wheels didn’t