She doesn't look happy at all. When she sees me looking back at her, her expression turns into a flat-out glare. "This is all your fault, Jen," she accuses me. "I could still be in my REAL school. Do you have any idea how much time it took for me to get where I wanted there?" "A day?" I offer. "Trust me, Elidee, this will be better," I lie. I have no idea if it'll be better or not. All I know is that I hate the idea of going back to my old school more than the idea of going here. Pretty sad, huh? "I really can't be seen with you if you're going super villain, you know," Elidee says. "No offense, but if you could duck down and sneak out the other door when we get there—" I wave a hand and wind blows through the car, even with the windows up. "MY HAIR!" she yelps as it gets messed up. "You were asking for it!" I say, laughing. Yes, I'm older than she is by almost four years, but still! She totally asked for it. "We'll arrange for you to drive yourself when we get there," Aunt Barbara says as we pull to a stop in front of the canyon.
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