The library was too quiet. The clock kept going tick, tick, tick, and every sound made me jump. Chloe was still on her phone, whispering to people about "damage control" and "legal statements.""I can’t stay here, Chloe," I said. My voice felt small in the big room. "I’m hungry. And I’m tired of hiding.""Scarlett, stay down," Chloe whispered. "If you go out there, they’ll see you.""They already saw the video," I said. "Hiding makes me look like I’m guilty. I want to go to the cafeteria.""That is a very bad idea," Chloe said."I’m going," I said. I stood up and smoothed out my skirt.I walked out of the library and down the long hallway. It felt like a mile. When I got to the big double doors of the cafeteria, I took a deep breath. I pushed them open.The noise stopped. It was like someone turned off a radio. Hundreds of kids turned their heads to look at me. I walked to the lunch line, my heart thumping against my ribs. I grabbed a tray. It felt heavy."Look who it is," a voice cal
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