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I seriously didn't like the way he was talking about her in the past tense. "We think she may have been planning this."
“She wouldn't!" But as I yelled, a vivid picture flashed in my mind of Mandy,
that stubborn, crazy look she had in her eyes and I knew: she would. She
totally would. Mandy, you idiot, what have you done? I groaned inwardly.
You are in an insane amount of trouble.
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