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Jason recoiled, a wounded look on his face. Aria had wanted to leap up and throw her arms around him.
Ali
had behaved the same way the day Time Capsule was announced, too—Jason had approached Ali and
Ian
in front of the bike racks, telling Ian to leave Ali alone, and Ali had shooed him away, mocking him for
caring
so much. Maybe Jason had sensed that Ian’s feelings for Ali weren’t exactly innocent and wanted to
protect
her. Maybe Ali knew Jason had sensed it and wanted him off her back. If Ali and Jason had sibling
problems, maybe Ali was the one creating them, not the other way around.
Or what if Jenna was lying? Maybe Jenna had made up Ali and Jason having sibling problems. Perhaps
that
was why Jenna was standing at the edge of Aria’s yard two days ago, a guilty look on her face. Maybe
she
wanted to tell Aria that what she’d told her in the art room a few months ago hadn’t been quite the
truth.
But why would Jenna lie? Could Jenna have something against Jason, some reason to turn the girls
against
him? Could Jenna be A?
“You’re all set,” the instructor said to Aria, snapping her to the present. He was back, pointing to the
large
rope that was attached to both the ceiling and the middle of her waist. “Do you need a lesson?”
“I’ll teach her,” Jason said. The instructor nodded and went to get the clamps for Jason’s tethers. Then
Jason
crept closer to Aria and poked her side. “Don’t look now,” he said in a low voice. “But I think the old
school nurse is here. I used to have nightmares about her.”
Aria glanced over her shoulder. Sure enough, a stumpy, bulldog-faced woman was standing in the
lounge
next to a neon-lit Mountain Dew machine. “That’s Mrs. Boot!” Aria whispered.
Jason’s eyes widened. “She still works there?”