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I say to my sister, “I thought you were doing the things in our Dream Book. I was sure of it.” “Why would I do that stuff without you?” “Because you could.””Well, you were wrong.

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Alexa's face whitens. The coil of hair loosens itself from her finger. "You did it for me. You never fought back. Because you thought you were keeping me safe."I pull up my gaze to meet hers. "Yeah.""I--" It's a strangled, high-pitched sound, laced with shock and grief. Then she bites her lips shut. Her chin trembles, just once, before she turns away.
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