XLIV
Miri listened in disbelief as Alvia told her story.
“I’m flattered that you sought me out,” Miri said, “but I don’t think I should be the one to help you. How did you even find me?”
Tony raised his hand. “I remembered you. From the bog. You were the smart one.”
Miri thought she recognized him. His father tried to kill Lucan.
“Your dad tried to kill Lucan,” Miri said, frowning. “Why should I trust you?”
Tony lowered his eyes. “My dad’s actions were his own. I didn’t have anything to do with it.”
“But you went and talked to Amal Shalewood,” Miri said. “You’re part of the reason Lucan’s campaign ended in chaos.”
“I didn’t mean it,” Tony said. “I’m serious!”
Miri couldn’t believe him. She didn’t want to think about Lucan right now. She turned to walk away.
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