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It wasn’t like Zach to raise his voice at all, so when Bree walked into the green room to see him so flustered, she could only imagine what Cat had said or done to make him that angry. “What’s going on?” Bree asked.
“Nothing,” Cat said, getting up and storming out of the room, glaring over her shoulder at Zach as she went.
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