The Luna Choosing Game by Jane Above Story

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1 carried her back to her chair. Then I took the chair beside her.

Tiffany and Veronica were sitting on the other side of the table. Tiffany gave me a soft, sad- looking smile. Veronica

just flatly stared.

I pulled a waffle from a stack at the center of the table onto my own plate. As I began to prepare it with butter and

syrup, I realized just how quiet the rest of the table was.

Usually the girls were boisterously sharing rumors and gossip, especially the morning after an event. This morning,

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however, everyone was quiet, even Lilliana and Olivia.

I noticed Susie’s absence. I hoped she was okay. I would have to remember to check on her later. She might have

had too much socialization yesterday – the unwelcomed kind. It wasn’t unusual for her to hide in her room when

she was exhausted in that way.

Even Elva seemed quieter than usual, as if she was feeling the downtrodden vibe of the rest of the room.

I quietly ate my waffle.

“Are you okay?” Veronica asked suddenly, startling me. I glanced up and found her looking at me. “Last night

was…” Her gaze shifted to Elva, who had lifted her head, clearly listening too. “I just want to make sure you are

okay. You disappeared.”

I’d worn a long sleeve dress this morning, but even those sleeves couldn’t entirely cover the ugly bruises around my

wrists. Veronica undoubtedly noticed. She glanced at them again, now.

I lowered my hands down into my lap.

“I’m…” I didn’t know how to answer. I wasn’t okay, not fully. I was hurt and felt a bit broken. The very thought of

Terry made me shudder in fear. “I’m getting there.”

Veronica nodded grimly.

“Nicholas and Julian bolted so fast when they realized you weren’t in the room,” Tiffany said. “Susie said Terry was

taking you on a private tour… That seemed kind of odd, given that we’d already been on a tour…’

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Veronica gave Tiffany a telling look. Tiffany shrank in her chair.

“Sorry,” she said.

“Don’t apologize,” I said. I understood where she was coming from. To someone who didn’t fully understand what

was happening, the action would seem odd. Terry was respected. People’s first thought might not be that he was

dangerous.

A notion I wanted to correct. At the very least, I could give those listening a warning.

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“But…” I said. “If Terry invites you to be alone with him, don’t go. Do not be alone with him, not if you can help it.”

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