He rolled his eyes.
“What?”
I looked straight at him.
“Where’s the second ticket?”
The room went silent.
Connor’s smirk froze.
Emily’s head snapped up.
“What second ticket?” Connor said quickly.
But his voice had changed.
He knew.
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He rolled his eyes.
“What?”
I looked straight at him.
“Where’s the second ticket?”
The room went silent.
Connor’s smirk froze.
Emily’s head snapped up.
“What second ticket?” Connor said quickly.
But his voice had changed.
He knew.
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