I hurried to the end of the Iron Wing and opened the door.
Where I found myself face-to-face with Anne-Whatever-Whatever herself.
I pulled my hand back to punch her. “What are you—” she started, when her eyes went wide and she collapsed on the ground, revealing Tasey in the hands of a teen boy with blond curls, blue eyes, dimples, and the most impish smile I’d ever seen.
“Hey-oh, did you miss me?” Jack asked.
Since my hand was already pulled back, I went ahead and punched Jack.
“Bloody—What was that for?” he asked, hand over his nose.
I stepped past the unconscious body of Anne-Whatever-Whatever lying on the white tile floor and snatched Tasey from the blond nightmare. “Are you kidding me? The last time I saw you, you left me for read.
“Well, yeah, there was that. But I thought rescuing you from IPCA might make up for it a bit.”
“I’m in the middle of rescuing myself,” I snapped.
“And how were you planning on getting past her?” He nudged the prone body with a none-too-gentle foot.
“Improvising.”
“And once you were past her, you were going to get out of here . . . how?”
“Shut up!” I turned and tried to stomp down the hall, then cringed in pain from my ankle. Okay, no dramatic stomping. I opted for emphatic limping instead, which unfortunately allowed Jack to catch up quite quickly.

Autor: Kiersten White

I hurried to the end of the Iron Wing and opened the door.<br />Where I found myself face-to-face with Anne-Whatever-Whatever herself.<br />I pulled my hand back to punch her. “What are you—” she started, when her eyes went wide and she collapsed on the ground, revealing Tasey in the hands of a teen boy with blond curls, blue eyes, dimples, and the most impish smile I’d ever seen.<br />“Hey-oh, did you miss me?” Jack asked.<br />Since my hand was already pulled back, I went ahead and punched Jack.<br />“Bloody—What was that for?” he asked, hand over his nose.<br />I stepped past the unconscious body of Anne-Whatever-Whatever lying on the white tile floor and snatched Tasey from the blond nightmare. “Are you kidding me? The last time I saw you, you left me <i>for read.</i>”<br />“Well, yeah, there was that. But I thought rescuing you from IPCA might make up for it a bit.”<br />“I’m in the middle of rescuing myself,” I snapped.<br />“And how were you planning on getting past her?” He nudged the prone body with a none-too-gentle foot.<br />“Improvising.”<br />“And once you were past her, you were going to get out of here . . . how?”<br />“Shut up!” I turned and tried to stomp down the hall, then cringed in pain from my ankle. Okay, no dramatic stomping. I opted for emphatic limping instead, which unfortunately allowed Jack to catch up quite quickly. - Kiersten White




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