They hear the wardens approaching them and Tally and Zane decide to share the two pills, one for each.

The pills are a cure for her pretty-mindedness, Tally explains in the letter about the lesions that are put inside her head during the operation to make her forget her former self. The letter is written for Tally by Tally, when she was still ugly and about to surrender herself to become pretty. When they enter the room 317 they discover the package left for Tally. The key to the room is hidden at the tower so they have to climb to get it which is being broadcasted all over New Pretty Town, but Tally and Zane don't know it yet. When they arrive there, they realize that the room 317 is hidden on the roof of the building. The two decide to go to Valentino mansion to find a room 317 and see what Croy left for Tally. They learn that one of the things includes kissing and Tally tells Zane about Croy from the previous night and what he told her. The next day Tally has a date with Zane and the two talk about being bubbly and what makes their thoughts become clear. Tally feels her head finally clear from all the excitement, she is bubbly, and starts to remember her life before turning pretty. The figure watching Tally is one of her previous friends from the New Smoke and he tells her that he has a package for her which he will leave in Valentino 317 for her to pick up. Tally meets the leader of the Crims Zane. At the party, Tally notices that she is being watched by a figure in a Special Circumstances costume. Tally's recently turned pretty and she is about become a Crim, which is a special group of pretties who spend their time doing rebellious things. Shay and Tally are getting ready for a costume party in New Pretty Town. We are thankful for their contributions and encourage you to make your own.

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Young Adult Fiction / Social Themes / Eating Disorders & Body Image.

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