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At that moment I could have killed my grandfather as he and Janus came hurrying up to us. In lieu of murder I gave him the dirtiest look I could muster.
Sage stopped dead in his tracks a few short feet from us and looked from Caius to me. Realization dawned on him and there was real regret in his eyes. “I’m terribly sorry to interrupt, but I believe we may have an answer for the good executor, and must hurry back.”
His words tempered some of my anger. If we had solved one mystery then we were that much closer to gaining Caius’ full memories.
Caius turned back to me and held out the glove. The spark of remembrance in his eyes was gone, but there lingered a ghost of that emotion in their depths. “Here. You should keep it.”
I managed a disappointed smile and took the glove. “I
