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The Beginning of a Downfall

Author: Mystarionn
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Sebastian wouldn't come in the other line and its getting me worried. The operation was already taking longer than we have been expecting and Aemond and I are running out of topics to entertain the Hails. We needed him to come in fast.

“First Mr. Novair and now Mr. Reeves,” a voice came in and Selene stumbled through the door with a smug grin in her face. "You really are something, huh Kierra?“

“Whatever you say, Selene.” I gave her a sweet smile, not wanting to escalate things further. Getting in trouble now would lessen the possibility of us buying time for Sebastian to find the Governor.

“Are you doing this on purpose?” she washed her hands in the sink beside mine. “Donating that huge sum of money to a Hail orphanage. I don't know where you got those funds, but it seems like to me that you just want to rub it off.”

“A large sum of money, indeed. Something you will never have.” I replied sharply.

Selene then dried her hands off and started to adjust her earrings.

“Boucheron in
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