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she’d been allowed to play, Hanna had fantasized about how she’d decorate a piece if she were lucky
enough
to find one. Some kids drew pointless things on their pieces, like a flower or a smiley face or—dumbest
of all
—the Rosewood Day crest, but Hanna understood that a well-decorated Time Capsule flag was as
important
as carrying the right handbag or getting highlights from the Henri Flaubert salon in the King James.
When
Hanna, Spencer, and the others confronted Ali in her backyard the day after the game started, Ali had
described
in detail what she’d drawn on her stolen piece. A Chanel logo. The Louis Vuitton pattern. A manga
frog. A girl playing field hockey. As soon as Hanna got home that day, she wrote down everything Ali said
she’d drawn on her flag, not wanting to forget. It sounded so glamorous and exactly right.
Then, in eighth grade, Hanna and Mona found a Time Capsule piece together. Hanna wanted to
incorporate
Ali’s elements into the design, but she was afraid Mona might ask her what they meant—she hated
bringing
up Ali to Mona, since Mona had been one of the girls Ali loved to tease. Hanna thought she was being a
good friend—little did she know Mona was slowly masterminding a way to ruin Hanna’s life.
Naomi and Riley bounded over, both of them immediately noticing Hanna’s flag. Riley’s brown eyes
boggled.
She reached a pale, freckly arm out to touch the piece, but Hanna snapped it back, feeling protective.
It would be just like one of these bitches to steal Hanna’s flag when she wasn’t looking. All of a sudden,
she
understood what Ali meant when she told Ian she was going to guard her piece with her life. And she
understood,
too, why Ali had been furious the day someone had stolen it from her.
Then again, Ali had been furious, but not exactly devastated. In fact, Ali had been more distracted that
day