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Chapter Nineteen - Ginny

Over a hearty meal of vegetable soup and some of Jocasta’s fresh bread, the girl eventually opened up about her older sister.

“Don’t think you’ve been abandoned, Princess,” she said, placing her elbows on the table. “Someone will come for you when the time is right. I do what I can nowadays to make up for not being able to do anything to help my kin.”

She had to ask. “How old are you?”

“Seventeen. Got a birthday coming up in a few weeks.”

“You look so young,” she said, taking in the round face and rosy lips, the fair hair and occasional glimpse of dimples.

Becca snorted. “Have you looked in a mirror lately, my lady?”

“Call me Eithne,” she said. “I insist.”

After several attempts, the girl mastered the pronunciation. She poured them both some hot cider before starting to put flesh on the bones of her tale.

“In Arcadia, the gambling city, they say it is possible to overcome poverty in many ways, not all of them legal. You just need something to sell. Women with no protector are fair gam
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