Watch Me
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watch me
Also by Lauren Barnholdt
ALSO BY LAUREN BARNHOLDT
Two-way Street
One Night That Changes Everything
Title Page
Copyright Page
This book is a work of fiction. Any references to historical events,
real people, or real locales are used fictitiously. Other names, characters,
places, and incidents are the product of the author’s imagination,
and any resemblance to actual events or locales or persons,
living or dead, is entirely coincidental.
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Originally published as Reality Chick in 2006 by Simon Pulse
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Dedication
To my mom, for books, Parcheesi,
and always believing
Contents
Chapter 1: NOW
Chapter 2: THEN
Chapter 3: NOW
Chapter 4: THEN
Chapter 5: NOW
Chapter 6: THEN
Chapter 7: THEN
Chapter 8: NOW
Chapter 9: THEN
Chapter 10: NOW
Chapter 11: THEN
Chapter 12: THEN
Chapter 13: NOW
Chapter 14: THEN
Chapter 15: THEN
Chapter 16: NOW
Chapter 17: THEN
Chapter 18: NOW
Chapter 19: THEN
Chapter 20: NOW
Chapter 21: THEN
Chapter 22: NOW
Chapter 23: THEN
Chapter 24: NOW
Chapter 25: THEN
Chapter 26: NOW
Chapter 27: THEN
Chapter 28: NOW
Chapter 29: THEN
Chapter 30: NOW
Chapter 31: THEN
Chapter 32: THEN
Chapter 33: NOW
Chapter 34: THEN
Chapter 35: NOW
7:00 P.M.
About the Author
ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
Thanks so much to my agent, Nadia Cornier, for making things happen so fast, and for loving Ally as much as I do. My editor, Michelle Nagler, for her superb guidance and advice, and for making this book so much better. My sister Kelsey, for reading every word as I wrote it. My sister Krissi, for being there when it happened. My dad, for teaching me about Yankees and March Madness. Kevin Cregg, for taking my word counts. Kiersten Loerzel, for my best high school memories. My grandparents, for everything. Ralph Riccio and Holly Schaff, for letting me steal their wireless internet. Rob Kean, for helping me with writing and life, and always taking my phone calls no matter what time it is. Robyn Schneider, for 9:31, LiveJournal, and everything else you can imagine. And most of all, C. J. Sullivan, for believing I could do it, even when I doubted myself, and for making me the luckiest girl in the world.
NOW
The question people ask me most these days is “If you could do anything differently, what would it be?” This question is designed to accomplish one of two things: