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here?’
    â€˜I’m not sure, Em,’ said Elle. ‘I’m too chicken to check.’
    Nema and Laila looked at each other then back to Emma and Elle.
    â€˜What did you say?’ asked Laila.
    â€˜Nothing,’ said Emma. ‘Hey, Elle, there’s Isi and Han!’
    Isi bounded up to Emma and Elle and hugged them both. ‘Welcome back,’ she whispered. ‘I’ve just been talking to Eve,’ she said loudly. ‘Do you realise that her name is exactly the same backwards and forwards? How cool is that?’
    â€˜Very,’ said Emma.
    Eve grinned.
    â€˜And there’s something else cool,’ said Hannah, beaming. ‘I won that writing competition I entered. I pick up my prize at some light shop next week.’
    Emma, Isi and Elle all shrieked in delight and hugged Hannah. Then a song they all loved started to play. Isi shrieked again.
    â€˜I’ve made up a really cool routine to this! Come on, I’ll show you! Come on, Eve, you’ll love it too!’
    The girls all rushed to the centre of the room. They lined up behind Isi and followed her moves. Soon other people joined in and in no time they had a long line stretching through the living room into the kitchen, all doing the same routine but with everyone adding a little something of their own. Everyone was having a ball and even Nema and Laila joined in.
    Emma looked at her friends and smiled. Now all the besties were going to be in SHINE and they had each done it their way.
    Be true to yourself, remembered Emma. And she had been, they all had—with a little help from EJ12!





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