The night is nothing short of blistering. Heat environs the car's two passengers even as the air conditioner whirs on tirelessly. Anabelle can feel each individual bead of sweat inching down her neck and along her spine, the fabric of her dress damp and well on its way to soaked. The bare skin of her arms presses against the old leather seat and a
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Dressed from the summer, as it perrenially was here, she adjusted her cute sunhat in an effort to keep it from blowing away. "Serena!" she shouted knowing that shouting was reserved for cab drivers and people stuck in traffic, but this was an exception. Best friends were an exception. "Serena, why didn't you tell me, I would have come with instead of wandering down by myself like some vagrant."
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"Sorry, I'm not her. I must really look like her, though, huh?"
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Wrinkling her nose, she frowned slightly. "You're not that Ilse girl are you?" she asked, in a tone slightly more accusatory than she meant it to. "I mean, yeah you do look a lot like S, except the hair is different."
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"No," she says, managing another smile. "I'm Anabelle."
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Shaking her head she fixed on her best socialite smile. "Nevermind. I'm Blair and yes, there are two more girls who look sneakingly like you."
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"Oh, good. Sorry for asking, it's a thing." What sort of thing that was, Blair didn't feel like dwelling on. "Nice to meet you as well. You're new, yes? Or is that just a wild guess on my part."
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"Can I skip the tour and just say 'welcome'? Or would that be too much?"
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"Good, I mean I'm not totally opposed to playing welcome wagon. It just gets redundant."
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As much as Blair loathed to admit it, this was slowly becoming more of a reality than New York seemed to be.
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