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"What's it look like? I'm a stowaway.” "Don't you have a concussion or something?” He shrugged like it didn't matter. What a great pair he and Lissa were. Neither afraid to take on crazy feats while seriously injured. Still, if Kirova had made me stay behind, I would have been right beside him in the back. "What's happening?" he asked. "Did you see something new? Hastily, I told him. I also got out of the car as I spoke. He followed. "She doesn't know our guys are already coming for her. I'm going to go get her before she kills herself with exhaustion.” "What about the guardians? The school's, I mean. Are you going to tell them she's gone?” I shook my head. "They're probably already busting down the cabin's door. I'm going after her." She was somewhere off to the right side of the cabin. I could head in that direction but wouldn't be able to get very precise until I was much closer to her. Still, it didn't matter. I had to find her. Seeing Christian's face, I couldn't resist giving him a dry smile. "And yeah, I know. You're going with me."
Twenty-Three I'D NEVER HAD SO MUCH trouble staying out of Lissa's head before, but then, we'd never been through anything like this together either. The strength of her thoughts and feelings kept trying to pull me in as I hurried through the forest. Running through the brush and woods, Christian and I moved farther and farther from the cabin. Man, how I wished Lissa had stayed back there. I would have loved to see the raid through her eyes. But that was behind us now, and as I ran, Dimitri's push on laps and stamina paid off. She wasn't moving very quickly, and I could feel the distance closing between us, giving me a more precise idea of her location. Likewise, Christian couldn't keep up with me. I started to slow for him but soon realized the foolishness of that. So did he. "Go," he gasped out, waving me on. When I reached a point close enough to her that I thought she could hear me, I called out her name, hoping to get her to turn around. Instead, what answered me was a set of howls— a soft canine baying. Psi-hounds. Of course. Victor had said he hunted with them; he could control those beasts. I suddenly understood why no one at school recalled sending psi-hounds after Lissa and me in Chicago . The Academy hadn't arranged that; Victor had. A minute later, I reached a clearing where Lissa cringed, back against a tree. From her looks and bond feelings, she should have fainted long ago. Only the barest scraps of willpower kept her hanging on. Wide-eyed and pale, she stared in horror at the four psi-hounds cornering her. Noticing the full sunlight, it occurred to me that she and Christian had another obstacle to contend with out here. "Hey," I yelled at the hounds, trying to draw them toward me. Victor must have sent them to trap her, but I hoped they'd sense and respond to another threat—especially a dhampir. Psihounds didn't like us any better than other animals did.
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One I FELT HER FEAR BEFORE I heard
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Then, regretfully, it was over. It
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He looked back and forth between us
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It took every ounce of my willpower
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Two MY HATRED NOTWITHSTANDING, I HA
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and there. After living on a colleg
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"Vasilisa.” Startled, I realized
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My cockiness dried up. "I…what?
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he might very well keep me here wit
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Three SENDING US STRAIGHT TO CLASS
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"Oh yeah?" I retorted. "Huh. Well,
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Our instructor was Stan Alto, whom
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He walked back up to me and leaned
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"Sure," I shrugged. "Now and then.
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"Lucky, I think. It turns out I'm r
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She didn't see me, though. Neither
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"Hey, Aaron," I said cheerfully, re
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"No—it's fine." The emotions comi
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Natalie's friends eyed us with a qu
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"Yes," I said, smiling. "It certain
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"Huh? Nothing. Just thinking." I si
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She nodded. "Rose?” We both looke
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Five OR RATHER, THEY HAD BEEN Strig
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"Sure," he said. "Why else go? For
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dark side. But the feelings humming
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"Hey," I said, suddenly wanting to
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She laughed. "Mia would claw my eye
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I'd been climbing out of my dorm wi
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Six AS MUCH AS LISSA AND Christian'
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"Yeah…you too," I said. "I heard
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although those guys usually went on
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"Nothing to me. But Ms. Kirova will
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"I'm sick of it too. We missed you
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She wandered off, still eyeing us.
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Mason had noticed my startled react
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Three weeks after my return to the
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Something about that bothered me; I
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stared upward, glazed, over with a
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I spun around, taking my anger over
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"And it was just there," she explai
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"Wolves, like many other species, d
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Ms. Meissner changed from red to de
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Nine I SNAPPED INTO HER MIND, once
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"You're right," she admitted softly
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space between them. "And I sure as
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Sitting up, I moved closer to him a
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"No, sir.” "Do you know the rules
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"Is that your subtle way of calling
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He studied me hard, like he was sti
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More snickers ensued. Straightening
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We had been out in the woods near c
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"Is it dead?" asked Lissa. I peered
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He looked away angrily. "You made i
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Eleven "YOU NEED SOMETHING TO WEAR?
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"Go ahead," he said. "Try to hit me
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His lips twitched, and for a moment
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and dedicated our lives to serving
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"Kind of late for that." Lissa's ey
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She glanced back up at me. "It's go
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Dimitri stood beside me and crossed
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Twelve SLEEP CAME RELUCTANTLY THAT
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I heard a sniffle, and a few moment
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"Tell her we'll be at the clinic,"
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"We should go," I said abruptly. "W
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"I know. Ignore them.” "I hate it
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Lissa stared at him, her eyes wide
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Jesse's nervous look turned to one
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A feeling of heartache and sympathy
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Thirteen THE AFTERMATH OF JESSE AND
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"Sure," said Lissa, smiling at her.
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"Your hands." He swore in Russian.
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There was something dangerous in hi
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"With the way you worry more about
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about you a lot. I guess that's not
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Healing cripples and blind people?
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"You're welcome," he said drily. "I
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"Tell him I need St. Vladimir's boo
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Today I healed the mother of Sava w
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"Yes! You have to leave. You're bou
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Everyone knew Mr. Nagy drank all th
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two of us had been all over each ot
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She stared at me, shocked. "He's ju
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and clenched it, nails digging deep
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Sixteen THE NEXT DAY, IT FULLY hit
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That gave me an idea. "Is it possib
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"You don't think it does? Do you kn
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"Come on, Rose. This is the way it
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"Thanks for the books." He didn't s
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He shook his head. "The guardians w
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Seventeen A FEW DAYS LATER, LISSA f
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"Hey, do you guys—oh my God!" she
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I turned back to Dimitri. "She's su
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I'd never met anyone else who took
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"You've got three thermal shirts an
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Page 238 and 239: Lissa summoned up all of those thin
Page 242 and 243: Sure enough, they turned on me, tee
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Page 246 and 247: "They should fire me. What I did wa
Page 248 and 249: I crossed my arms, trying to put on
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Page 252 and 253: "Do you?" I hoped I could stall her
Page 254 and 255: Still holding me in his arms, he lo
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