Chapter Twelve

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Chapter Twelve Jack Seacroft “Tarin,” I hear his voice from a distance and turn to watch him approach. He slides into the chair on the other side of the library table, looking over the pile of books I have open there. “You look busy.” “Just a little research.” “So, you hear anything about your sister?” Jack seems genuinely interested. “Yes, I actually did. Really strange. But I don’t want to go into it.” “Looks like it troubles you, though.” “It does.” I really want to tell him. I want to tell someone. Jacob would brush it off as senseless, but Jack? That’s hard to say. Right now, I’m scouring every possible periodical I can find that mentions secret societies. I’m hoping to find anything that resembles the poem. With Jack so close, the urgency in me seems to rise. I feel compell

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