Nadia thought it would be prudent, after her conversation with Pippi at lunch, to hide out in her room until the urge to tell people the truth went away. So she was laid out on her bed with her feet up on the wall, reading How the Garcia Girls Lost Their Accents and wondering if becoming voluntarily mute was a viable option.
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He knocked on her door and announced himself, "It's Walter."
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"Thank you. You've been a better friend then I probably deserve. And a very good boyfriend."
Well, she sort of avoided it.
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Kissing had worked that morning. He leaned over to give her a kiss.
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When she broke off the kiss, she leaned her forehead against his. "I'm a bit upset that you don't feel like you can talk about it with me."
She really ought ot have known better.
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He drew away and swallowed hard. "And that's why I didn't want to tell you about it."
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"Oh.
Shock, it seemed, was an effective antidote to the truth spell. There was too much in her brain right now for it to come out her mouth.
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"Maybe." She shut her eyes and took a deep breath. "Do you still care about him? Alucard? Did you . . . do you love him?"
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