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herself shivering as if a bucket of cold water had just been dumped over her. "Oh my God," she gasped. "I'm doomed." My mistakes are finally catching up to me," she cried. Th

time, she needed to figure out a plan very fast. She grabbed the envelope sitting on her dresser and tucked it in a safe lock. Rose arrived home an hour later

minutes. Take your bag to you

s she dragged her bag acros

"You seem to be in a good mood toda

," Rose squealed excite

abbing the plates and dishing out their m

t had happened in school. "I'm happy he's getting over

p with a recipe she was perfecting. She r

erday!" Rose teased, rol

er whenever I want, unlike some oth

hile her mother laughed. "Before I forget, Mom, we need to talk," her daughter said, h

stless," her daughter explained, beginning to narrate the details of the dream. As

t's probably just anxiety from your falling out with your b

plied, taking her plate to the s

ld, she could sense trouble looming. She needed to see her

to sit down," Clarke said in a hushed voice. "You can't

me to do?" Sarah repli

the bottom of this problem. You don't understand; this c

surroundings to ensure no one was within earshot. "You need to tell her w

s never going to look at me the same way again. We tell each other

. Clarke stood up to comfort her. "You just need to summon courage. It's

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mitts from her hands. "Why is he blowing up my phone?" she muttered to herself. She had just finished baking him a cake,

ice filled with concern. All she could h

need to drop whatever you're doing and m

d. "It's too late for

before responding, "It

d to pause. "What are you saying to me right no

wear -" she began, but he interru

d joke about some

he would never make light

about her father that couldn't wait till tomorrow, to the best of her knowledge she knew her father died in war and his body was never found. She sighe

the discussion she was about to have. She knew better than to be out alone at this hour, but the lure of discovering about

n the bench. She approached, and as she drew near, he jumped, startled by her s

o meet you in a creepy, empty park at night," she snapped,

gh he'd seen a ghost. "What's up with your eyes

mean?" she re

e sworn you had blue eyes earlier to

t moment, a dawning realization washed over her. But as she looked around, she rea

hed on the tree near the basketball court. She glanced back at Liam, her heart pounding with a mix of

oved closer to her, trying to see what she was pointing a

lied dumbfounded. She sighed, "Are you going

g to glaze over what's g

e minutes, or

't quite grasp everything they were saying, but I heard my mom telling her she needed to tell you the truth about your dad before it was too la

her " I will when I get back home". It's too late to be out here. I'm leaving, she said, turning to leave. I guess we'll talk tomorrow then he replied "Fill me in with details okay" I will