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So, he’d decided he would take immense pleasure by getting in on it, by striking at the heart of these people—the duped and the defiled—thereby achieving immortality for himself, and all the gifts offered in the beyond.
Yet, he had taken precautions. In the slim chance Aaban wasn’t killed outright by the blast, he’d come prepared, heeding the age-old myths of his people. In the inner pocket of his denim jacket were a few dozen nails, long funny-looking spikes he had grabbed from a bin the last time the Lawries and he visited that Honeycomb Haven woman, the crazy widow who talked to her bees. Darwish had snatched up a handful and asked her how much, fully intending to pay for them, but the wo
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