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- Page 17 and 18: Before the bell even rang the next
- Page 19 and 20: “Dig deep. Feel your way to your
- Page 21 and 22: 9.11 Collision By the time I got to
- Page 23 and 24: her teeth slowed. After that, we dr
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- Page 31 and 32: “Go away, I told you.” She soun
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- Page 35 and 36: She broke her eyes away from me, le
- Page 37 and 38: “H. E. B. E. T. U. D. I. N. O. U.
- Page 39 and 40: “That’s not true. I told you, I
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- Page 44 and 45: “Where is the rest a your regimen
- Page 46 and 47: I was drowning. Thrashing in the gr
- Page 48 and 49: When Link’s mom finished, Emily d
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“I’d be honored to show you my
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9.15 A Fork in the Road We barely s
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Lena was standing on my front lawn
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9.24 The Last Three Rows You know t
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enough oxygen. Clouds were more int
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een. She was out of her mind. Mamma
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I had a feeling it was my last warn
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A round woman, bustling to lay gour
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Aunt Del looked even more worried t
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“That may be, but you have no pow
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warmth of her touch. “Didn’t yo
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“Right.” “It didn’t used to
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eyes and pulled me in to her, and f
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dark, the gravel crunching under he
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Amma rummaged around in her pocketb
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10.10 Red Sweater I had barely made
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“I don’t know. Why don’t you
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“Last night, Amma and your uncle
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And then it came to me. “Yeah, th
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“Homer?” “Euripides. You bett
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“It’s just a thing in my family
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“No such thing as just a book,
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10.31 Hallow E’en The only days o
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to frantically sweep around people
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I just wished I could be there to s
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I thought you said I was safe here!
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“It’s not possible. He’s a Mo
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I pushed her hair behind her ear.
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“I’m guessing that’s a fancy
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The kitchen was sizzling. Amma was
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Amma looked at the ceiling, mumblin
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house, the library, even the pantry
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It was going to be a long few weeks
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Marian looked at us, suddenly sombe
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Lena and I faced the endless stacks
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Ivy stood up, arms open to the heav
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I tried to find a comfortable spot
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“Know the signs!” Emily was app
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if it wasn’t going to be easy. Or
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“We looked it up on the E-nternet
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“I’m not sure Macon would want
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Genevieve. At least I wasn’t the
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will never believe we—” “He
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“Too bad we don’t have a Caster
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It was pretty obvious Lena wanted t
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time in my whole life, I had almost
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Lena had definitely never worn Gatl
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“You’re always jokin’. What
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Open your eyes; they can’t get an
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Lena’s hands were in her lap, sha
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She regained her composure, smoothi
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Macon Ravenwood strode casually int
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little secrets. “I think you may
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Don’t say that. The bell rang and
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“That’s what I’m hopin’. Be
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“Like the General? Your mom would
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her back, gently. “L. I think I n
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His voice trailed off, as if he was
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I burned my hand as I tried to turn
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But I could feel her sliding throug
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“Just stay out of my room, Mr. Ra
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YR HYN RWY’N EI GEISIO. Something
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“Since when can you control Raven
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Living History. That’s what peopl
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You don’t understand. The last ti
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I smiled to myself and pulled down
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She means that literally, right? Wh
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“More than you know, Boyfriend.
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Link headed for the stage. “I wro
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For a second, I didn’t know what
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“No way. I left Rid with him. She
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I saw Link step forward and grab he
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But I couldn’t move. I couldn’t
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Larkin transformed, and there stand
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The rain turned from a patter of te
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and tossed him into a tree. I had n
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“It’s the DAR.” “Right.”
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Aunt Del nodded, putting on her gla
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I looked at Amma. “Did the Greats
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should have wanted to look away, bu
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in one moment i was feeling everyth
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Acknowledgments IT ONLY TOOK THREE
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Copyright Dedication Epigraph Befor
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