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“That’s what it sounds like,” Spencer said. “But there’s something else.” She pointed to a few lines of<br />

text at<br />

the bottom of the computer printout. It was the IP address of where the Instant Messages were from.<br />

“It<br />

says Ian IM’ed us from somewhere in Rosewood.”<br />

“Rosewood?” Aria shrieked. “You mean he’s still…here?”<br />

Hanna’s face paled. “Why would Ian stay here? Why wouldn’t he skip town?”<br />

“Maybe he’s not d<strong>on</strong>e searching for the truth,” Spencer suggested.<br />

“Or maybe he’s not d<strong>on</strong>e with us…for turning him in,” Aria said.<br />

Emily heard a whoop behind her and jumped. A crow was slowly circling the playground. When she<br />

turned<br />

back to her friends, their eyes were wide, and their jaws were tense.<br />

“Aria’s right,” Hanna said, picking back up <strong>on</strong> the c<strong>on</strong>versati<strong>on</strong>. “If Ian’s alive, we d<strong>on</strong>’t know what he’s<br />

up<br />

to. He still might be after us. And he still might be guilty.”<br />

“I d<strong>on</strong>’t know,” Spencer protested.<br />

Emily faced Spencer, c<strong>on</strong>fused. “But you told the cops it was him! What about that memory you had of<br />

seeing<br />

Ian with Ali <strong>on</strong> the night she died?”<br />

Spencer shoved her hands in her coat pockets. “I’m not sure if I really remember that…or if it was just<br />

what<br />

I wanted to believe.”<br />

Emily’s stomach burned. What was true…and what wasn’t? She stared across the playground. A group of<br />

students were marching down the sidewalk into the sixth-grade wing. More students passed in fr<strong>on</strong>t of<br />

the<br />

l<strong>on</strong>g line of classroom windows, walking to the coat closet. Emily had forgotten that sixth graders didn’t<br />

have proper lockers; they had to put their stuff in cubbies in that tiny coatroom. The coatroom used to<br />

get<br />

so stinky by midmorning, smelling like every<strong>on</strong>e’s bagged lunches.

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