All the lights were on again. The stereo was on, and though she wasn't really listening, she'd occasionally catch a word or two of the songs as they drifted by.
. . . turn all the bright lights up,
turn the radio up loud.
There were times when she wondered if she had some kind of unconscious musical power. . . .She still remembered everything.
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She knocked softly on the door.
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Nadia didn't look up from the window. She'd seen Pippi walk up, so she had a good idea who it was.
"It's open," she called, her voice flat as she braced herself.
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It would be stupid to ask if she was okay.
So she just came in and sat down next to Nadia, putting her arm around her if the other girl would let her.
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She'd gotten Pippi tortured. And hadn't even made it back to save her.
"I'm so sorry,"
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He'd promised her that he'd come back, so he didn't stop by his room before seeing her. Which meant that his clothes were still a bit damp and quite rumpled.
But he was there.
He held the door in place when he knocked.
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There was a bit of a pause between the knock and the response while she tried to get herself under control again.
"It's open, Walter,"
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She almost didn't want to know. But she'd tried to save him, too. She didn't know what that meant, but she suspected it meant something.
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