Arielle They knocked again. Neither of us answered. “Miss Arielle Hills,” one of them called from outside. “Please, we need you to step out now.” I ignored them. Then the voice came again. “We can see you from the kitchen window.” My body froze. Slowly, I reached over and pulled the curtains aside, knowing there was no point hiding anymore. My stomach twisted as I walked toward the door. Tessa followed closely behind me. I opened the door. “Hello, officer," I said, forcing a polite smile. “Hello, ma’am,” one of them replied. “Are you Miss Arielle Hills?” “Yes, I am,” I said carefully. “Is there a problem, officer?” Even as I asked the question, my chest tightened with fear. “We received a report that you damaged a vehicle,” the officer said, pulling out a piece of paper. My heart dropped. I turned slightly and glanced at Tiffany. I was about to piss myself. She looked just as terrified. “That was a month ago, officer. I’m sure the owner and I alrea
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