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Then it started again, twice as fast, pounding against his ribs like it was trying to break out.
"Hey, you okay?" David nudged him. "You look like you've seen a ghost."
"That girl." Roman's voice came out strange. "The one in the red shoes. What's her name?"
David squinted. "Oh, that's Nadia Sun. Adorable kid. Smart as a whip. No dad in the picture, though — just her and her mom. Apparently the mother's some kind of big deal, really young, started a—"
Roman wasn't listening anymore.