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IF MEMORY SERVES… <strong>Killer</strong>: A <strong>Pretty</strong> <strong>Little</strong> <strong>Liars</strong> Novel by Sara Shepard
What if, all of a sudden, you could remember every single second of your entire life? And not just the major events everyone remembers—little things, too. Like that you and your best friend first bonded over hating the smell of rubber cement in third-grade art class. Or that the very first time you saw your eighth-grade crush, he was walking through the school courtyard, palming a soccer ball in one hand and an iPod Touch in the other. But with every blessing comes a curse. With your spanking-new flawless memory, you’d also have to remember every fight with your BFF. You’d relive each time your soccer-loving crush sat next to someone else at lunch. With 20/20 memory, the past could suddenly get a whole lot uglier. Someone who seems like an ally now? Look again—could be they weren’t as nice as you thought. A friend you remember as always having your back? Oops! On closer inspection, not so much. If four pretty girls in Rosewood were suddenly given perfect memories, they might know better who to trust and who to stay away from. Then again, maybe their pasts would make even less sense than before. Memory’s a fickle thing. And sometimes we’re doomed to repeat the things we’ve forgotten. There it was. The big Victorian house at the corner of the cul-de-sac, the one with the rose trellises along the fence and the tiered teak deck in the back. Only a select few had ever been inside, but everyone knew who lived there. She was the most popular girl in school. A girl who set trends, inspired passionate crushes, and made or broke reputations. A girl who every guy wanted to date and every girl wanted to be. Alison DiLaurentis, of course. It was a peaceful early September Saturday morning in Rosewood, Pennsylvania, an idyllic Main Line town
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Page 16 and 17: should have said something. Emily g
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Mike shrugged. “If you must know,
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along the historic Main Line. A few
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and clattered through the door to t
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The blood drained from Aria’s fac
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etter yet, a gun. So far, lunch had
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she’d been allowed to play, Hanna
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Riley jostled Kate’s arm, making
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“Oh, but I love showers,” Hanna
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practice, the distinct pool smell s
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ight away. “You’re wise,” she
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Isaac in private? She gazed at Isaa
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tons of pictures and videos, and he
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porch, and marched up the stairs wi
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computer from the front pocket, sat
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Thomas popped out a boy, they decid
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“When the cops found out he was m
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“That’s what it sounds like,”
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us to figure it out…or we’ll be
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“So you’ll never believe who I
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Sighing, Emily slowly climbed the s
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adulteress A on Meredith’s blouse
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Then, a familiar Puma shoe box on t
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It was Hanna’s soon-to-be stepsis
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more his thing. Hanna abruptly stoo
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Isaac’s eyes were bright. “No r
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Mrs. Colbert’s expression morphed
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A. If A was behind this, then at le
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settled into a plushy seat by the w
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head against the window, watching t
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“Spencer?” cried a voice. Spenc
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Spencer uneasy—she always worried
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Next to them was a handsome older c
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Olivia’s bottom lip quivered. “
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just like Ali to bring someone into
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ehind trees and appear at windows,
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going to say the person you were in
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Xavier. Mike wouldn’t care. There
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Hanna caught his arm. “Don’t yo
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Really, what did Hanna’s mom ever
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him. “I know, I know,” Mike sai
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until the men’s room door swung c
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She pushed around Hanna and took Mi
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said you were having dinner with yo
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they’d attended together this fal
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You don’t need a car of your own.
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her. The dining room smelled like s
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suggested. Then she drummed her fin
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“Searching…for the killer?” E
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alcove near the lobby. Someone was
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Hanna knew Kate was thrilled that H
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Wilden looked shaken. He turned hal
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fact, that looked a lot like the on
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mean she was about to climb aboard
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the equivalent of the big red A in
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was suspicious of people he didn’
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When Spencer was certain the person
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that was Old and New A’s M.O., af
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Aria nodded. “Whenever I see her
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Jason glanced at her. “Whoa.”
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wall that Aria was leaning against.
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you sure you want to go for a drive
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about to have a fight-or-flight rea
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Isaac shoved open the passenger doo
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strands of hair away from her big G
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pink and shiny. “You can come out
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“What do you mean?” Hanna asked
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the greasy-haired Jet Ski operator
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dress. Mike’s eyes slid to the ri
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a text from Ella. Are you coming to
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Aria started up the driveway toward
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As she returned to the bookshelf, s
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post…but maybe someone had cut hi
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to retrieve. But then, did that mea
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up. She made sure to look at each b
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units in this place. How could this
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Saturday night, Hanna sat at her dr
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even more on her side. Hanna ground
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hallway to the spa and the guest ro
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Kate lifted her hip. “Are you rea
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apology text. But there had been no
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were bookcases along the back wall,
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stepped so close to her, his fury p
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parents bankrolled the town. She ma
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small column of air hanging between
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sticker last: The DiLaurentises had
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and the girl nodded. Pulling her co
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Aria ran her hands through her hair
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pass a long time ago? What if he us
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“Jason and Wilden had something t
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Aria nodded. “It’s been in an o
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Spencer had looked into Olivia’s
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out earlier that day. They also sai
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Spencer looked at the others, puzzl
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his arrest, the person who’d most
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A few quiet seconds passed. The onl
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sooty face. “Come on,” Aria wai
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The girl coughed again. “I was su
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