Don’t Say A Word (ANOMALY #1) by Debby Meltzer Quick EPUB & PDF – eBook Details Online
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- Authors: Debby Meltzer Quick
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- Genre: contemporary romance
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GRAHAM REMEMBERED THE FIRST TIME it had happened, at least to
his knowledge. He was picking up his sister at cheerleading practice. It was
her first year on the team, and she was fourteen. She looked pretty in her
uniform, the sweater vest and the little pleated skirt. She had her hair up in a
high ponytail, and she bounced toward him with her pom-poms. “That girl
over there,” she said by way of greeting, “the one with blond hair? She
wants me to die.”
Graham looked at Kaya sideways. “I know cheerleaders can be fierce,”
he said, “but I don’t think she wants to actually kill you.”
Kaya dropped her pom-poms on the floor, then bent down to tie her
shoe. She shook her head. “No, she really wants to kill me.”
“How do you know that?” Graham asked, humoring her. He thought
maybe there would be an interesting punchline coming.
Kaya got on her feet and shrugged. “She said so.” She started toward the
bleachers to grab her jacket and backpack.
Graham rushed after her. “So you’re saying that this teenage girl, this
tiny little blond-haired, blue-eyed cheerleader in small-town America, just
said she wanted to kill you out of the blue? Why would she want to kill
you?”
“Well, she didn’t actually say she wanted to kill me,” Kaya said, slipping
her arms into her jacket. “She just said that she hoped I’d fall off the top of
the pyramid and die.” She zipped her jacket.
Graham shook his head. “This doesn’t make any sense. Did you piss her
off or something?”
“Not that I can think of,” Kaya said, looking up at him. “I don’t know.
Let’s just go, okay?”
They started to walk toward the door. “So she just said this, right in the
middle of the pyramid? That seems weird. And you don’t even seem all that
upset about it.”
Kaya jerked her head back and furrowed her brow. “She’s not gonna
actually do anything,” she said. “And I don’t know if anyone else heard.
Although it was kind of loud.”
“How do you know she’s not gonna try something next time?” Graham
asked. He was already planning on having to tell his mother about the
homicidal cheerleader at Wisteria High.
“She said she didn’t have the guts to do it herself. She said it would be
nice if I fell, but she’d never actually push me or make me fall. Then she
just stopped talking for the rest of the time. It was weird.”
“Wait,” Graham said, stopping in his tracks. “She said she wanted you to
fall off the pyramid so you would hit your head and die, and then she said
she wasn’t going to kill you, but she liked thinking about it, and then she
started talking about her homework . . . all while six girls were in a pyramid
formation, and you don’t know if anyone else heard her? Does she talk like
this all the time?”
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