Chapter 38

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He appeared remorseful for a moment, and I sensed he had more to say on the subject, about the good of idium and how he’d change the world one vial at a time, but instead he said, “You must have been lonely, travelin’ around all those years by yourself. I imagine it’s why you hate the silence.” I felt suddenly exposed and crossed my arms tightly. “I kept myself occupied.” “Not so easy for a lady like you to stay hidden. To avoid pickin’ a side. It’s a wonder you kept it up for so long.” “A wonder, indeed.” I couldn’t stop that needling, burrowing into my flesh. “Makes me wonder why you bothered at all.” His eyes tracked a convoy of sluggish clouds. “Why would you turn your back on the House of Lords, on Tanner, on all Artisans, to go on the run? I can only imagine what they must have a

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