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She's Leaving

Ember

“Want some pizza for lunch?” she asked, drawing me out of my thoughts. “It’s almost noon, and we still haven’t even had breakfast.”

“Sleeping in was more important than food to me this morning.”

Gracie laughed. “While I totally agree, I didn’t think I would ever hear those words coming out of your mouth.”

“Don’t expect to hear it again soon,” I warned jokingly, hopping off my stool. “Let’s go get ready and meet at the front door when we’re done.”

“I’ll race you to it,” she said, jumping into action faster than I could even agree.

The place we went to wasn’t as good as the one Kaden took me to weeks ago, but it was close to our loft and cheap. Once we were settled at a plastic table overlooking the stampede of people out on the sidewalk, we placed our orders and sipped lemonade while we waited.

Gracie was lost in thought, not speaking much. She was more reserved than I was, but she wasn’t usually this quiet. Not with me anyway. “What’s on your mind?”

She sighed, watching the peop
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