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chapter twenty-nine

[ IN WHICH SHE STARTS A FIRE ]

Lies.

A false statement made with deliberate intent to deceive; an intentional untruth.

Sin lied to me.

How do I know?

It is the same with what the woman from the open market said, ‘dead people can tell when someone's dead’. And the same thing goes for the living. The living can tell when someone's alive. I can feel Rome. I can feel his claws tugging at my heart as he calls out to me. I can hear him telling me to come to him. I can feel him more closer than ever now. He is lurking at the back of my mind, making it difficult to forget about him. He is telling me he's waiting for me; he's alive.

He is not dead.

Sin said he was dead.

He lied.

Why do people tell lies?

They tell lies, because they are frightened by the truth. They are terrified of the reality that will come from the truth. Even a powerful King like Sin is terrified of the truth. Whoever this Rome is, he's afraid that I'll find out who he is. Possibly because he's afraid I might fall in
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