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As Rabbit skipped across the sand, Miles had to smile. At that moment, he looked exactly like a young Sally Fletcher, her brown hair blowing in the gently breeze. Alf had showed him photos of his sister when she was a child, and at that moment, Rabbit mirrored Miles's favourite.
"They really couldn't see you, could they?" Miles asked in confusion, as Rabbit cart wheeled towards him.
"Could they?" she replied.
"Don't play little mind games with me, young lady!" Miles warned, confused.
"Look". She fell to her knees and Miles immediately checked if she had hurt herself. "I'll make you a deal, 'kay? We'll play a game of chess and if you win, I'll tell you who's been doing the graffiti and if Mr Stewart and Marylin can see me. If you lose, then I won't tell you anything".
"Deal", he said. "But you'll always win!"
"Hey, you might surprise yourself". She shrugged. "I mean, I doubt it, but you might!" she leapt onto his back, giggling.
Miles was surprised at how light the little girl was. "I hardly think this is fair, Rabbit. You're gonna beat me at chess and make me piggy back you to the house?"
"Life's not fair, sunshine".