The Last Time I Lied
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There’s surprise in his voice, as if women are somehow incapable of boldness.
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To admit them out loud would mean that they’re true. And I don’t want to confront that truth.
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But here’s the weird part. Vivian wasn’t wearing the sweatshirt when I saw her leave the cabin.
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Although their eventual fate remains a mystery, I’m certain that what happened to those girls is all my fault.
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“I’m glad you’re here. I know it isn’t easy. But it means a lot to my mother. It means a lot to me, too.”
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alone to wonder what, exactly, he meant by that. Does it mean a lot to him because it pleases Franny? Or does it mean my presence reminds him of happier
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times before the camp shuttered ...
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What none of them understand is that the point of the game isn’t to fool others with a lie. The goal is to trick them by telling the truth.
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Consider it a talisman, she said as she clasped it around my wrist. Never underestimate the power of positive thinking. If you ever experience another hallucination, I want you to touch this bracelet and tell
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yourself that what you’re seeing isn’t real, that it has no power over you, that you’re stronger than everyone realizes.
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All hours wound; the last one kills.
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sighed and began the swim back to the canoe. “Everything is a game, Em. Whether you know it or not. Which means that sometimes a lie is more than just a lie. Sometimes it’s the only way to win.”