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" She was assuming way too much. Galarva and I were nothing more than employer and employee. Why would he shell out millions for me? Before I could even get a word in, Galarva chimed in. "Christina, I played a part in this mess. Let's just settle it and give them the money." "No way!" I cut in sharply. "I've already hit the reset button on my life once. If I let them push me around now, what was the point of starting over?"

I quickly pulled it from my pocket and sighed in relief when I saw Lory’s name on the screen. “Hello?” I answered immediately, pulling the phone slightly away from my ear because of the noise outside. I could hear heavy g*nfire echoing in the background. Everything was happening so fast, but I had to stay calm. For Zebediah, and for myself. “Cass? Cassssss?” I put the phone back to my ear, ignoring the chaos in Lory’s background. “Thank God you finally called.” “Damn it! Mission failed! Mission failed!” Lory’s voice trembled with panic. “There’s a full-blown clash of clans happening out here, Cass! A bunch of barbarians just stormed in, driving hummers—no, worse—they’ve got insane w*apons!”

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Her heart raced with a thrill of nerves, but she pushed down her fear. The room was cold, dark, and filled with towering shelves of books and scrolls. Dust motes floated in the pale morning light seeping in through the window, giving the place an eerie, almost sacred feel. She moved quietly, her fingers brushing the spines of books as she scanned the shelves. One particular shelf caught her eye: records of former clan leaders and Elders, their decisions, and historical accounts of the council's past. She pulled out a large, leather-bound book and opened it to a page labeled Conflicts and Alliances.