nutes. Meet me out

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howed the call had been cut off, then looked up at

heading d

then seemed to get the idea

but feel a little

t something to do, don't you? It's okay-go ahead. Don

oing. Take care. It's not

sentence and show

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f together, bit her lip, an

couldn't stop herself, her tone

ch of a coincidence to run into Ly

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top waving your hands around in front of

ted mid-air. She reach

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or doors s

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ator had

ah

caught off guard b

most lost her balance. She reached for

s a crisp "ding"-som

nd spotted a necklac

up, frowning slightly-it

was shaped

this the same as the o

n her chest, and when she turned around, she immediately

thout thinking, she reached out and snatched the necklace ba

it wrong. That necklace..

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hat'

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ed the necklace. They e

oubt

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mn

, why is she still cl

snapped, "Take a good look! My name's on it. It's mine! Lydia, I'm warning you-don't touch my s

unned. She had no idea wha

even trigge

another ding-the elev

ook. Several rescue workers

hey all breathed a sigh of

hed over not far away, anxious and out of

alm down and quickly went up to him. "Dad! Don't worry, I'm ok

oo and walked a few steps behind-on

. She'd hoped to take anoth

yd

atched onto her wr

, biting voice