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was hiding anything. Wilden had dated Hanna’s mom before she moved to Singapore to take a new job,
and
Hanna felt that she knew Wilden a little more intimately than the others. Okay, so finding him fresh
from
her shower wrapped in her favorite Pottery Barn towel was more awkward than intimate, but he was
essentially
a good guy who was looking out for them, right? If he thought A was a copycat, maybe A really was.
Why would he mislead them?
Still, Hanna wasn’t taking any chances. With that in mind, she pulled her brand-new iPhone out of its calf
leather Dior case and turned back to the girls. “So. I changed cell numbers, but I’m not giving it out to
just
anyone. You guys have to promise not to pass it around. If you do, I’ll know.” She eyed them seriously.
“We promise,” Riley said, eagerly pulling out her BlackBerry. Hanna sent them each a text with her new
number. Really, she should’ve thought about getting a new phone number much sooner—it was a
perfect
way to A-proof her life. Besides, getting rid of her old number was a way of freeing herself from
everything
that had happened last semester. Voilà! All those shitty memories were gone for good.
“So anyway,” Kate said loudly after the girls finished texting, bringing the attention back to herself.
“Back to
Eric. I’m over him. There are plenty of other cute guys right under our noses.”
She jutted her chin in the direction of the atrium. A group of Rosewood Day lacrosse players, including
Noel
Kahn, Mason Byers, and Aria’s younger brother, Mike, were lingering by the fountain. Mike was
gesticulating
wildly with his hands as he told a story. He was too far away for them to hear what he was saying, but
the other lacrosse boys were hanging on his every word.
“Lax boys?” Hanna made a face. “Tell me you’re joking.” She and Mona once made a pact never to date
anyone