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Chapter Twenty-Two
The Sunflower Inn:
Morgan didn't look back; the pull to stay was too strong. Claire clung to her hand as she made it into the city. It was a small fishing community she noted as she walked by several stands set up by the dock. The men eyed them curiously. She ignored them as they ventured further. The town opened up into a small market. She thought it was a little strange how it went straight to selling things but if people were new you wanted them to start buying and trading right away; why not Morgan thought.
"Fresh fruit!"a woman called out to them.
Claire looked at her letting her know she was hungry. Morgan nodded and headed over to the fruit stand.
"Go on, which ones do you want?" Morgan said to Claire scooting her up to the stand.
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