HANNAH
Just a few minutes after the girls left, I saw Mia appear around the corner. She was running. She stopped, looked around, spotted, and made a beeline for me. Her face was flushed with excitement.
"I've been looking everywhere for you," she said, drawing a chair close to me and dropping into it.
She was breathing quickly.
"It sure looks like it," I remarked. "What's up? Did I miss a test or something?"
She waved her hand impatiently. "Who cares about a stupid test? I just hit the jackpot! Guess what it is."
"Um-" I thought for a second and then shook my head. "I can't. I'm bad at guessing. Tell me."
Mia looked around and lowered her voice. "Good news! You don't have to bury your head in books in here anymore. I've got something that will help you win the quiz. Guaranteed!"
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