The Traitor's Daughter
Now the sun had sunk behind the pines, and the sky outside had turned that dark blue that only ever shows up just before full night.
I stood and moved to the window, peering out into the blackened stretch of forest. Nothing. Still nothing.
The plan was simple: bring Victor to us, observe, listen, and push when needed. If he was Donga’s spy, he’d trip. Sooner or later. I would make sure of it.
A creak from the porch snapped my head around.
The door opened.
Daniel stepped in, brushing snow from his shoulders, his eyes sharp and tired.
Behind him came Victor, taller than I remembered, leaner, with that same unreadable expression he always wore. Dark eyes, brown coat, hands in his pockets like h
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