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    â€œWhere the Popsicles did this slut come from?” I asked everyone in the kitchen.
    â€œLanguage, missy.” Bart winked at me. I stuck my tongue out at him and listened to the others’ responses.
    â€œI don’t know, but what I do know is that she’s up to something no good,” Alec said.
    â€œThat dog needs to stay away from you girls. If she says anything, tell us,” Jonah said, wrapping a protective arm around Abbie.
    â€œYeah!” chorused all the other guys, even Hayes.
    â€œAnd what would you do, Hayes?” I asked playfully.
    â€œStick up for my girlfriend, duhh,” he said, like it was the most obvious thing in the world. I smiled at him, and he smiled back and kissed my cheek.
    â€œWhy can’t she be like the rest of y’all?” Nash asked. We all laughed while the other guys nodded their heads in agreement.
    â€œâ€™Cause she’s trash with no cause,” Bailey mumbled under her breath just as she and Carter walked back in. We all couldn’t hold it in and started laughing uncontrollably.
    â€œWhat’s so funny, guys?” Carter asked. I gave everyone a warning look.
    â€œNothing, Carter, just an old Vine of Nash’s that Shaelyn brought up,” I said sweetly, as if nothing was wrong.
    Shaelyn glared at me, and I smiled at her. I picked her and Nash only ’cause she knew, like, every single one of Nash’s Vines.
    â€œAnd which one would that be?” Ashley asked in her stuck-up voice.
    When did the witch pop in?
    â€œWell, it’s the one where he goes up the stairs really weird, like you did when you were little,” Shae said nervously.
    â€œAnd I said that I still do that, ’cause I do,” I said, and everyone started laughing while Ashley stood there with a confused look on her face.
    â€œI don’t know what you guys are talking about.” She rolled her eyes.
    â€œNo surprise there,” I mumbled.
    She gave me a dirty look, and I just glared at her.
    â€œOkay, I’m hungry, where’s the food?” I asked.
    â€œUm, how about we go out to eat. I didn’t really get to make any pancakes,” Cameron said uneasily.
    â€œOkay, that’s good with me. Let’s go to IHOP!” I rolled to the front door, hoping no one would start asking questions about what had happened upstairs. I really didn’t want them all to know about it yet.
    â€œNo wonder you’re so fat—you eat like a pig, probably ’cause you are a pig,” I heard someone whisper behind me, and guess who it was: Ashley.
    I just stayed quiet and put my head down. Was I really fat? I mean, I’ve been doing cheerleading for eight years and have been a flyer the entire time, but was I really fat?
    â€œI swear, once you get out of that wheelchair, you will get the worst of me,” she seethed.
    She then walked away, just as everyone reached the front door.
    â€œWait! I need to change! Ella, can you help me pick out my outfit, and Cam, can you take me upstairs?” I asked.
    â€œSure, little sis!” Ellie said.
    â€œAnything for you, Auts!” They walked toward my wheelchair and Cameron picked me up and carried me up the stairs. Once we got to Hayes’s room, he sat me down on the bed and walked out while Ella went to pick out an outfit for me.
    â€œHow about this? Even though it’s summer, it’s gonna be cold and rainy all day.”
    She held up a black-and-white sweater, hot-pink leggings, a pink beanie with a pom-pom at the end, and black Ray-Bans.
    â€œI love it! Oh, and hand me my black high-top Chucks, please!” I said.
    â€œKay.” She threw them to me, and I put them on.
    â€œGracias!”
    â€œNo problem! Now let’s go. Cameron!”
    â€œI’m coming, I’m coming! Gosh, who knew you could be as loud as you used to be?” he said, smiling at her. She smiled back and blushed.
    â€œCome on, lovebirds, I’m