During the long break, the third girl was waiting for her near the art room.

She sat on the same bench where they had done their hair before taking their last photograph, but this time she hadn’t brought brushes, ribbons, or clothes. Only her shining surface, which she held in both hands.

“Come here,” she said when she saw her.

“Where?”

“I want to show you something.”

The girl sat beside her.

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