The Last Time She Died

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This originally appeared at The Irresponsible Reader.
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WHAT'S THE LAST TIME SHE DIED ABOUT?
I'm feeling pretty paranoid about what I'm going to write in this post, I don't want to give anything away. It'd be really easy to do with this one, so I'll just borrow this from Sharp's website:

She came back on the day of her father's funeral, ten years after she vanished. But she can't be who she says she is...

When Blake disappeared as a teenager, on a cold dark night, her father never reported her missing. She is presumed dead.

Now, ten years later, a young woman with white-blonde hair sits comfortably in the family living room and smiles at the shocked faces around her.

“Don't you recognise me?” she says. “I'm Blake.”

Detective John Byron isn't sure whether she's telling the truth. But as he investigates, he soon realises no one is happy to see her.

And the people who should be welcoming her back with open arms know she can't be Blake. Because they killed her the night she vanished...

Didn't they?

‘I'm Lily. Does this mean you're sort of my sister? I've always wanted a sister. Well, I really wanted a kitten, but a sister would be nearly as good.'

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The Last Time She Died