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L aura was an absolute Godsend. Even if we only shared homeroom together, she was nice enough to walk me around and point out all the rooms on the rest of my schedule. It was nice to have a slight idea when and where I had to go next, meaning I could take time to visit my locker and not carry everything with me. I couldn’t help but keep a lookout for Aiden, though, hoping we could bump into each other and have lunch. I hadn’t seen the guy all day, even with the small spaces we had to work with. Maybe he just has special classes, I thought to myself. Besides, if he was the mayor’s kid, I already knew where to find him, if need be. Once lunchtime came along, I was feeling pretty confident about navigating Ayersville High, though it probably helped that the entirety of the senior year

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