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Close your eyes and open your heart.
Believe.
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Nothing. What's up?
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You ever feel like you don't know where
you belong? I always thought I knew, but
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something happened over spring break
while I was home, and now I feel all
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turned around.
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Sorry to be mopey.
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Don't apologize.
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Tell us what's bothering you.
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Yeah, we're your friends, Bloom.
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You can tell us anything.
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I know, Flora.
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It all started when I got home to
Gardenia.
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Everything felt kind of strange,
especially... that my mom asked me to
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help her in the kitchen, which she never
does.
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Bloom, honey, I wanted to talk to you
about something that's been on my mind
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for a while.
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Okay, go ahead.
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It's about when we adopted you. I know.
It was the greatest day of your life.
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Well, of course it was the greatest day
of my life. You were such a cute,
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beautiful baby. You grew up so fast.
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Anyhow, honey, what I wanted to talk to
you about... Hey, Mom, I think
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something's burning. Huh?
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Amazing. I couldn't save the pot roast.
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Never mind the pot roast. You saved us.
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So, uh, what do you say we take the rest
of the afternoon off and just order a
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pizza tonight?
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Things still felt strange, but I tried
to ignore it. I tried to let being at
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home feel like it used to.
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Keep both hands on the handlebars, young
lady.
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Hey, Dad.
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Did you sleep till noon again?
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Maybe. Hey there, Bloom.
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Hi. Well, see you tonight.
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Where have you been?
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Away. Duh.
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Away where?
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Wait, there's a rumor that you were sent
away to reform school.
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What? That is so ridiculous.
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What is it then? Did they ship you off
to military school?
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Or to one of those other schools for
rejects and outcasts.
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Look, Mitzi, I can't talk right now. I
gotta go, okay?
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I'm gonna find out. Whatever. Hopefully
I won't see you later. Bye.
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I tried. not to let Missy bother me. I
mean, she was always part of Gardenia,
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but something was wrong.
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Something was different.
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Things just didn't feel right.
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And then I saw it.
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What the... Uh... Huh?
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I saw this weird spirit energy thing
floating above this guy on the street. I
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had no idea what it was. I figured I was
just seeing things. What's going on
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here? But then it happened again.
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Didn't you get the memo, Rat? Don't you
know it's rude to stare? Sorry.
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I figured whatever this was, it was
happening now because my wings had grown
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stronger at Alfea.
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And then I went to my mom's flower shop.
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Well,
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I am very excited about this. Why don't
you just bring back the last form and
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boom! I'd like you to meet some people.
This is Mr. Bonner and Mr. Bonner, my
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future business partners.
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Hello. How do you do?
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Huh? Business partners?
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Your mother has agreed to sell her
flower shop to us. Well, not entirely.
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They'll own the actual shop, but we'll
all own the shop name. They think
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that... We can turn this shop into a big
chain of stores.
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It's amazing how foolish people are when
you promise them the word. We're going
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to make a bundle on this shop. Like I
always say, people are just like
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lollipops. Underneath, they're all
suckers.
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Bring that last form right back and
we'll be all set.
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Sure thing.
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Pretty exciting, isn't it? Your mother,
a joint owner of a company.
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Bloom?
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Hey, do these go on the shelf? Yes.
Cool.
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Honey, is everything all right?
Everything's great. Why? Why wouldn't it
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be? Well, for one thing, you haven't
congratulated me. This partnership could
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be a very exciting opportunity for me.
If the shop starts franchising... Mom!
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These guys are taking advantage of you.
Taking advantage of me? What do you
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mean? Well, I'm not exactly 100% sure,
but... But what, Bloom?
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I think I can see people's inner
spirits.
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Okay, and what does that mean? I guess
it means I can see, like, their true
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nature or something. And is this
something they taught you how to do at
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Alfea? No, it isn't. It's never happened
to me until today. So then how do you
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know that they... Mom, these guys are
trying to trick you. They're trying to
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steal your store.
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Huh?
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I don't understand why you changed your
mind, Vanessa.
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Yes, why did you change your mind? We
had a deal.
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We had a deal, Vanessa.
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You said to bring the last form right
back. Did something happen? No, nothing
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happened. I just realized I was getting
it over my head. I like things the way
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they are. Simple.
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This couldn't be simpler. You've already
signed most of the forms. All you have
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to do is sign the last one, and then...
No, thank you. I like my business the
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way it is, and I'm afraid I'm going to
have to keep it that way.
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Look, we want this shop, and we've got
plenty of ways of getting what we want.
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And what's that supposed to mean?
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Well, nothing.
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It's just that there are other things
that can be broken besides agreement.
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Oh, the Amona Maximum! Oh, how comfy of
me. I've said what I had to say. Now
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please leave. I have work to do. We'll
be back.
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This will be our shop one way or
another.
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You were right about those men, Bloom.
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Check out this trick my friend Flora
taught me. She hates to see a plant with
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a broken home.
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Whoa! Come here, you!
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Mom and I started to do stuff together,
and pretty soon, home was feeling more
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and more like home.
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You've got my heart.
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I'll never...
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So do you my strength my power
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It's a very expensive vase I purchased
from overseas and I just sold it to Mr.
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Morrison.
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Good thing this didn't hit anybody.
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Anyone out there?
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No. Now I'm going to have to replace
both doors and that's not going to be
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cheap. Not to worry.
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Damage us.
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The Morrisons are coming to pick up
their vase. Could you take it outside?
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Already on it.
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That
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lunch
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was amazing.
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Oh, I'm so stuffed. Your grandmother
used to say, a lady is never stuffed.
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The door has been forced open. Someone
was here while we were gone.
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What? Oh, my. Look at this place.
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Whoa.
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I don't suppose you have a spell for
this.
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No, I'm sorry, Mom.
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I don't get it. Why would burglars rent
the place? It just doesn't make any
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sense.
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I don't think it was a burglar, Mom. It
was the two Mr. Bonners. We don't know
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that, Bloom. We can't just start
pointing fingers.
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There has been a problem with burglary
lately. I saw it online.
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Burglars? Why didn't they take the money
from the register?
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It was those guys.
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They're trying to intimidate you.
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What did the police say?
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They were there all afternoon, but they
said there wasn't enough evidence.
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That really steams my coffee. We just
can't let these guys get away with it. I
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just burned my... Honey, careful, Dad.
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There's no point in getting all worked
up. We'll figure something out.
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I know. I just worry about you.
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I don't want anything bad to happen to
you. I know.
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We'll figure this out tomorrow.
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I've got to hit the pillows.
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Good night, Bloom.
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Good night, Bloom.
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Good night, Mom.
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Something feels wrong.
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I couldn't take the feeling that
something terrible was going to happen.
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In my sleep, I kept tossing and turning.
I was having a nightmare. I saw all
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these beautiful flowers, and they kept
turning into ash right in front of me.
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And then I actually felt these, like,
flames.
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And then... The flower shop.
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It's... Bloom?
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Bloom, are you okay? We have to go. It's
okay, honey.
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You had a nightmare.
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No, I had a vision.
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Mom, stop.
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Chimney Rock, it's Honeybee here. We've
got a fire in progress at 3rd and
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Carroll. Get your ASAP.
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My shop!
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Mike! Don't worry, honey. It's going to
be okay. At least you weren't in there.
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A shop we can always replace, but you...
I'm taking care of this. You guys just
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stay back. Huh?
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Bloom, no!
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Stop her, Mike!
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No, Bloom. The boys are on their way.
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The station's on the other side of town,
Dad. If we don't do something quick, the
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fire will spread. Let me at least try to
contain it.
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Bloom, there's nothing you can do.
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Yes, there is. I'll use my magic.
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Okay, honey, but you're taking me with
you.
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So this force field bubble thing totally
protects us from the flames? Yeah, but
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the spell will only last for ten
minutes.
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Wow, pretty awesome.
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We've got to get a couple of these
things down at the station.
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Bloom?
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Bloom!
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Do you?
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Do you hear that?
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Hear what?
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Come on, let's go.
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The fire's too big, Mike. We'll never
make it.
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I'll go.
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I'm coming.
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I'm going to save you.
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What the?
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Save him, save him, save him.
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Take care of him, take care of him, take
care of him. I don't believe this.
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Don't be afraid, little girl.
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You're in my arms now.
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Bloom.
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Bloom? Bloom, look!
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That's Mr. Bonner's driver!
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I'll get him.
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Stay calm, sir. We've got you.
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Thank you. Take the side exit.
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I can take care of everything in here,
Dad. Don't worry. Be careful.
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They're finally here.
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Most of the fire was already under
control.
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I don't know what you were doing in
there, but that was something. Here's
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your water. What were you doing in
there?
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I drove the two Mr. Bonners to the
store, but when I saw them start the
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fire, I tried to stop them, and they
knocked me out.
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They caused all this trouble just
because I wouldn't sell them my store?
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Yeah, they sure did. They figured this
way you'd have to sign the contract.
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Yeah? Well, they were wrong, and they're
in a lot of trouble.
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And you may be, too.
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I know I shouldn't have had anything to
do with them, but I felt like I had no
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choice. I used to own a limo business
till they scammed me out of it. I only
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took this job because I needed the
money. I have a family to support.
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But tonight, starting a fire, they went
too far.
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I could never be a part of that.
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Believe me, I'm sorry.
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I know.
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I can see that.
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Whoa.
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Next day was pretty cool.
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There was a ceremony honoring my family
for bringing down Mr. Bonner and Mr.
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Bonner. And me for having the courage
and the heart to save the limo driver.
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As if it weren't enough to be town
heroes, between the money I'm getting
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from the insurance and the reward from
the mayor, I'll be able to open an even
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bigger flower shop than before.
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What do you think?
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As long as you install the best alarm
system on the market, it sounds great.
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Hey, Bloom, are you okay?
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It's not like you to let a peanut butter
and jelly go uneaten. Is there something
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bothering you, sweetie?
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Yeah, Mom.
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There is, sort of.
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During the fire, I had this sort of...
sort of, I don't know, vision?
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I saw Dad.
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I saw him in a fire with a newborn baby.
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You were saving it, I think.
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What?
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What is it? You know something about
this?
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Yes, we do. This is what I was trying to
tell you about before, Bloom.
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What? What is it?
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You see, honey, we talked to you about
being adopted, but what we didn't talk
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about was that day in the fire when I
found you.
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Huh?
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What do you mean you found me in a fire?
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What was I doing there?
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We don't know, Bloom. I heard a voice
calling to me.
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A voice?
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It was a four-alarmer, four blocks
burning and no way to stop it. But when
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I picked you up, the whole fire went
out, just like that. You clearly had the
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most powerful and amazing magic, but it
never came back after that.
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Why didn't you tell me about it before?
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Did you think that there was something
weird or wrong with me? That I wasn't
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normal? No, Bloom.
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Of course not. When you told me about
being adopted, why didn't you tell me
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about this, too? We were going to, but
since the magic never came back, we
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thought we'd wait till you were old
enough to understand.
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And then, well, there was that day with
Stella and your powers came back and you
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went right off to Alfea so quickly
before we could sit down and talk with
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you. Let me tell you something
important, sweetie.
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We did talk to you about the real magic
that... that happened that day, that we
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found you, and you found us, and that we
became a family together.
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Bloom, sweetie, we love you so much.
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I love you guys, too.
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I don't get it.
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Yeah, Bloom, why are you so down? If you
ask me, that was a really beautiful
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story. I think you and your parents have
a really terrific relationship.
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You talk about real things with them.
Girl, your Earth friends sound like
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really awesome people.
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That's just it, my Earth parents, you
see?
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Um, this new info's got you curious
about your birth parents, hasn't it?
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Yeah, of course it does.
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I'm probably not even from Earth.
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So then what were you doing in a fire in
Gardenia?
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That's what I'd like to know, Tecna. Who
put me there?
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Was my dad meant to find me? And what
was that voice? You may never find the
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answers. You know that, Bloom.
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Would that stop you from looking?
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Probably not.
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No matter what it takes, I want to find
out.
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Where did I come from? What realm in
what part of the universe?
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I have to find out about my origins.
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So... Will you help me?
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I know I'll help you, Bloom.
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Sticking my nose in other people's
business is my favorite pastime.
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Well, girls, what do you say?
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You can count me in, Flora.
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Of course.
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Sign me up.
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My power is so frustrating.
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I can't control it. If I could figure
out where my power came from, then I
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might be able to finally understand how
it works.
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Don't know what came over me.
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Not all lost in a fantasy.
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You and me.
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My broken heart is on a hill.
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Can't believe the way I feel.
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It's all real. I'm caught up in your
spell.
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Under your spell.
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And there's just no way to tell how I'm
gonna.
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We'll be together again.
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According to this book, I'm not really a
fairy.
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I'm a witch.
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A witch?
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No way. It can't be.
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