ELOISE
Adam was here in Edinburgh, but how? How did he know where I was?
Wait. Maybe he was just pranking me. He liked to play games, he liked…
Oh, crap.
I jumped out of bed and grabbed a hoodie from my wardrobe. Carefully, I knocked on the next door to wake Nina. She intentionally stayed in the room next to mine so I could call her when I needed something. She promptly answered the door for me, looking like I had woken her from a good night’s sleep with her scrunched-up face.
“I’m sorry for waking you, Nina. I need your help.”
“Is something wrong?” She rubbed her eyes.
“Nothing’s wrong. Kinda.” I slipped into her room and closed the door. “Someone I know from New York is coming here in a few minutes.”
She frowned. “What? That’s impossible. Maybe he’s just playing with you.”
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