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Interrogation
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I stood next to Kaira, her eyes on the tent—our tent for the night. Far too many people had lost their homes, and we'd decided to give them two of ours. That left us with one for Torin and Nazo, another for me and Kaira, and a small one for insufferably snoring Rafe.Kaira nibbled on her lip, her arms folding across her waist in a protective gesture. “Um… I can sleep outside somewhere,” she murmured. “You can take the tent. I'll take the blanket and—”“Out of the question,” I said curtly. “You're sleeping here, with me.”Her jaw clenched. “Explain this to me one more time: why can't I use the small tent? If you were a gentleman, you would share this tent with Rafe, and I—”“First of all, you're right, I'm no gentleman.” A sly grin curved my lips. “Second, there's no way in all three hells that I'm going to share a tent with Rafe. His snoring is legendary, and I need to be still sane in the morning. And third…” I inched closer, locking my eyes on hers. “I can always make you lie down n
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KAIRAMy heart thundered, and I could barely control the trembling of my hands and feet. Perhaps I should feel relief now that the last bastard who had set Alletia on fire was dead. Unfortunately, his death only made me ten times more restless.While Torin, Rafe, Nazo, and Dearon went to the cave to examine the body, I slowly began to roll up the tents, with “slowly” being a key word. “This is bad… This is so fucking bad,” I gritted out as I packed the blankets into the bag.I sucked in a deep breath, but it sure as three hells didn't help me calm down. I raised my gaze from the blankets and scanned the crowd of villagers slowly getting out of their tents. The spy this dead fucker mentioned had to be among them. How did I know that? Well, the answer was simple: I wasn't the one who killed the bastard in that cave.I'd wanted to. I had planned to kill him. I'd known I would have had to kill him the second Dearon had told me about the interrogation. I'd learned that the guy's name was H
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