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I found Darius, Destiny, and Rodgers under the terminal’s giant golden clock.
Just like I thought, the place was full of police officers. It looked and felt exactly like it did in the dream—like Christmas—but all of the kiosks and food stands were shuttered from the evacuation.
Darius saw me first.
“Chilly out?” Darius asked. “Don't know why you suddenly needed to take a walk.”
“Had to clear my mind,” I said. “I feel better now.”
“I don't,” Darius said.
“There's something I have to tell you two,” I said.
“Don't make your farewell speech,” Darius said. “That's not cool, cuz.”
“I won't,” I said. “But in the interest of transparency, I wanted to tell you that I just met with Harriet.”
“What?” Destiny asked angrily.
“You can't get mad at me because I told you,” I said.
“Why did
