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“I know.”

She gave me a warm smile. “Now Dad should be a breeze when I finally find a guy I want to date.” Her eyes slid over to Aaron but quickly darted away.

“You should tell him,” I whispered.

“I don’t know what you’re talking about.” She kept saying that, but she wasn’t fooling me for a second.

“What are we doing tonight?” Peyton asked, texting someone on her phone.

“Tonight?”

“Yeah, it’s Saturday. We always do something.”

“I figured we’d hang here,” Ashleigh said, glancing at something on Peyton’s cell. They shared a conspiratorial look.

“Who is that?” I asked.

“No one.”

“Peyton, what are you up to?” “Nothing,” she smiled.

“Why do I not like the sound of that?”

“Babe, this is me. Don’t you trust me?”

I wanted to say yes, because she was my best friend.

But they were up to something.

And after her little stunt this morning, she couldn’t be trusted.

Kaiden

“WE’RE UH, we’re going to… go.” Peyton grabbed Bryan’s hand and pulled him toward the door.

“Go? Go where?” Lily’s brows drew t