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It's been three years since Josie Montes' sister was murdered.
Three years since Josie was the last person to ever see her; three years of nightmares and guilt. Now Josie wants to take control of her life again. Attending Helmond Univers...
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Year 2, semester 1 Wednesday, 17 October 2018
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"You working Friday?" Isla asked as she appeared on Josie's phone screen. Josie had been in the middle of doing some uni work when Isla had FaceTimed her, her head pounding after hours of concentrating on an essay she had to finish by the end of October.
"Why?"
"'Cause I am," she answered, beaming at Josie who smiled back.
"Yeah, I'm working," Josie said, pulling the strap of her pink-black fluffy cami up her shoulder. "Also working Saturday and Sunday."
"Aww," Isla said, pouting now. "You can't go to the Uno Society and a library sesh later on in the weekend?"
Josie shrugged. "Depends on how tired I am, but I'll probably want to sleep in a bit if I'm gonna stay up until 3am driving around Hackney delivering pizza."
"I'll just stay home and finish this sodding essay," Isla said.
"You can go to the library by yourself, babe," Josie reminded her, putting her phone up against her laptop screen so she wouldn't have to hold it.
"I know, but I just cannot be asked."
A noise came from under Josie's door, and when she looked in the direction of the slight disruption, she saw a very familiar sight. Trying not to grin like a madman in front of the camera so Isla could see and demand to know what was happening, Josie ducked out of sight as she got the note and read it quickly.
Come to my room. H x
She smiled and put it down on the desk beside her laptop, looking at Isla who was in the middle of putting her hair up and away from her face. Though she wanted to go to Harry, she couldn't just abandon Isla, especially not when she had called like this, clearly wanting some company.
"Have you talked any more to Mason, then?" Josie asked her, trying to finish the sentence she had started on before Isla had called her.
