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For the peanuts.
"What do you suppose that was," Zach said after the ear-piercing scream. I looked at him, utterly dumbfounded at his reaction.
"That was Luna!" I yelled, worry drenching each word.
"Come on then," Dan said before running toward the escalator. Zach and I were on his heels.
I prayed with every fiber of my being that Luna was all right. If I lost her, I would probably lose myself to insanity. I fought back my tears as we got off the escalator and into the middle of the first floor. It split into the left and right wing.
"Dan, you and Skylar go left, I'll check out the right," Zach said before he threw his skateboard down and raced down the right wing of the mall. Dan and I turned and went the opposite direction.
I looked in every store, Louie Junior held tight in my grasp. I was seriously about to crush a few skulls with it, dead or un-dead.
"Skylar!" Dan called me over into a Starbucks. I hustled over and dropped my bat as I was almost thrown to the ground. I let out a little sigh of relief as I felt Luna burying her face into my chest. My eyes flickered over to the very guilty looking Kelevra and Angel.
"Sky I was so scared!" she cried, twisting her fingers into my shirt. I patted her head comfortingly.
"What happened?" I asked.
"K-Kelevra and Angel disappeared for a few minutes and I started wandering around by myself!"
"Luna it's okay," I whispered.
"No it's not! They snuck up behind me and pretended to be zombies...I thought I was going to die!"
"Hey, it wasn't that bad," Angel began but immediately silenced himself again as I glared daggers at him and his partner in crime. Words could not describe how furious I was with the both of them. If I was not too busy comforting my best friend, I would have beat them both to a bloody pulp.
"We're glad you're alright," Dan said with a small smile. He then looked over to the boys and his expression changed into one of pure disgust. I had never seen him make a face like that, and it gave me the chills.
"This isn't a joke you guys. If you think you're funny for making a girl cry, think again. You just lost a bunch of my respect and trust," he said in a serious tone.
"Luna, I'm sorry," Angel said as he tried to approach us.
"Go away!" Luna yelled. "I hate you, Angel! I hate you so much!"
A pained looked flickered on Angel's face for just a moment before he regained his poker face. He took a few steps back.
"Have anything to say, Kelevra," I said venomously.
"Luna, I'm sorry. I really didn't mean it, I don't know what I was thinking," he said sincerely and hung his head.
"Hey," said a voice that made us all jump. I turned to see Zach coming inside the small coffee shop. He was sweating and panting like he had just run a five-mile-marathon in ten minutes. "Sorry to break up the sappy apologies, but we have guests."
