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said.<br />
“I guess we will,” Hanna chirped, her voice ice.<br />
They stared each other down. The s<strong>on</strong>g over Steam’s speakers changed from an emo-punk ballad to a<br />
throbbing, African dance beat. It reminded Hanna of a s<strong>on</strong>g a tribe might play before they went off to<br />
battle.<br />
Game <strong>on</strong>, bitch, Hanna mouthed to Kate. Then she daintily pulled her bag into her chest and waltzed<br />
around her stepsister-to-be into the Rosewood Day hallway, waggling her fingers at Mike, Noel, and the<br />
others. But as she was passing the cafeteria, she heard a sarcastic cackle reverberate off the walls. She<br />
stopped, the hair <strong>on</strong> the back of her neck rising. The laugh wasn’t coming from Steam, but from the<br />
cafeteria.<br />
All the tables in the lunchroom were full. Then, out of the corner of her eye, Hanna saw a figure behind<br />
the<br />
rotating pretzel oven slither out the back door. The pers<strong>on</strong> was tall and lanky and had bl<strong>on</strong>d, curly hair.<br />
Hanna’s heart stopped. Ian?<br />
But no. Ian was dead. The pers<strong>on</strong> who had sent his parents that text earlier today was an impostor.<br />
Shaking<br />
off the thought, Hanna pulled her school blazer around her shoulders, drained the last of her latte, and<br />
c<strong>on</strong>tinued<br />
down the corridor, trying her best to strut like the fearless, gorgeous, unflappable girl she was.<br />
<str<strong>on</strong>g>Killer</str<strong>on</strong>g><br />
8<br />
IF THE DOLLS COULD TALK…<br />
As so<strong>on</strong> as Emily finished swim practice Tuesday afterno<strong>on</strong>, she drove to Isaac’s house and parked at the<br />
curb. Isaac opened the fr<strong>on</strong>t door of his house, grabbed Emily tight, and inhaled deeply. “Mmm. I just<br />
love<br />
it when you smell like chlorine.”<br />
Emily giggled. Despite the fact that she always washed her hair twice in the locker room showers after<br />
every