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Chapter 7: THE LUNA ON TRIAL

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Every piece of evidence had appeared within hours.

Too quickly.

That thought stayed with me as I entered the council chamber the next morning. The poison had been found in my locked herb case. My access mark had opened Noah’s door. I had treated him the previous day. By sunrise, someone had even found a witness who claimed I had been angry about his arrival.

It was almost perfect.

And that frightened me more than the accusations.

Kael sat at the head of the long table. Cassian occupied his usua
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