THE FERRYMAN-32

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There was a rustling of pages as the prefect appeared to consult his ledger. “Ah, yes, here it is. Shekalane Ravencraft ... tile number 232-77-7217 ... chosen in the autumn tumbling, notified by courier on ....” He trailed off abruptly. “Oh, now ... what is this?” Dravidian’s pulse quickened as a flickering green-white light filled the tent. A hologram. The hologram. “You have carried out a brilliant deception for the cause, my love,” he heard Valdus say. “But time is a luxury we are running out of fast. I ask that you wait here while I attend to something.” Then, Shekalane’s voice, as smooth and vespertine as the twilight: “And I ask that you make time for me. This one time. Help me to help you.” —followed by the sound of trousers being unbuckled. Asmodeus broke his silence. “Well no

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