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The blood drained from Aria’s face. She whirled around and scanned the line of cars in the parking lot.
Or
was this why Jason ran off so quickly?
On television, the Rosewood chief of police was speaking to a bevy of microphones. “We’ve been
searching
those woods for two days straight and can’t find a single trace of Mr. Thomas’s body,” he said. “Maybe
we
need to step back and consider other…possibilities.”
Aria frowned. What other possibilities?
The feed cut to Ian’s mother. A bunch of microphones were shoved under her chin. “Ian e-mailed us
yesterday,”
she said. “He didn’t say where he was, just that he was safe…and that he didn’t do it.” She paused to
wipe her eyes. “We’re still verifying if it really was from him or not. I pray that it wasn’t someone using
his
account to play a trick on us.”
Then Officer Wilden popped onto the screen. “I wanted to believe the girls when they told me they saw
Ian
in the woods,” he said, looking contrite. “But even from the start, I wasn’t really sure. I had a terrible
feeling
this might be a ploy for our attention.”
Aria’s mouth dropped open. What?
And finally, the camera focused on a bearded man in thick glasses and a gray sweater. Dr. Henry
Warren,
Psychiatrist, Rosewood Hospital, the caption below him said. “Being the center of attention is an
addictive
feeling,” the doctor explained. “If the focus has been on someone for long enough, they begin to…crave
it.
Sometimes, people take any measure possible to keep all eyes on them, even if that means embellishing
the
truth. Making up false realities.”