After Miss Fosbrook had been in to check our lights were out and we were all quiet, we’d got up and sat on the round rug talking for ages and ages. I’d told my friends absolutely everything, except the bit about Hannah, and they’d been so kind and sympathetic that I’d felt like bursting into tears quite a few times. Mia said she thought I’d been very brave to keep it all to myself and Naomi said she was sure that everything would be sorted out once I’d had a good talk to Miss Carol. But I wasn’t so sure myself. Before breakfast Matron told me in a serious voice that Miss Carol wanted to see me after lunch, so I spent the whole morning worrying about what she’d say. When I went to her flat straight after lunch, I even took my swimming costume with me so I could show her. “I’ve spoken to Miss Walton properly now and she’s heard Felissia’s side of the story,” began Miss Carol, “so I just need to hear what you’ve got to say, Grace.”
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