Nelek crossed his arms over his chest.
"I never should have let Liadan go, but I am not going to let you go." Nelek said sternly.
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Brie eyed him thoughtfully. "Do you really think that Lia would have allowed you to not let her go? I doubt it. It wasn't stupidity, it was self-preservation." Brie glanced at Aislyn. "Why did she faint?" | |||
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"Hmm....I'll see what I can make for her then."
"I should be going. It's my fault Lia's out there," Aislyn protested, trying to sneak past Brie.
Brie put her hand on Aislyn's shoulder and spun her around, pushing her toward the main room. "Rubbish. Now sit down and be quiet." | |||
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Aislyn half-heartedly played with Yehudit, her mind elsewhere. Where was Lia? What had happened to her? If her motherly instinct had not been so strong, she would have sat Yehudit in her basket and taken off through the front. | |||
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