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Havermouth, Present Time

They returned to Rhett’s car in a heavy, grieving silence, with Cameron carrying Aislen. Heath opened the back passenger door so that Cameron could set her on the seat. “Sit in the front,” he said to Cameron who opened his mouth to protest. Heath shook his head. “You know that if you sit with her, you will end up saying something that you shouldn’t…”

“F-k,” Cameron complained and got into the front passenger seat.

Heath slid into the back seat and closed the door. “Sit in the middle, Aislen,” he said softly. “Lean on me.”

Aislen knew that it was contradictory and confusing of her to want to be close to him after going to such lengths to escape, and yet it felt like an ending and as much as her logic told her that what the Triquetra had done was wrong, that what they had started in the river house couldn’t ever go anywhere good, actually saying goodbye to them… was so final.

Just the thought of it made her heart race and her stomach feel uneasy.

She crawled
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Roberta
author once again you have my heart with your great work. I feel for all three but she can't leave unfinished business behind she has to find out who killed her father.
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SeakReed
How many times did I want to abandon this book because the characters were so frustrating! But this chapter! This one gave so much sense! So far, I find this author such a skilled magician keeping us glued to the story! Well done!
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SeakReed
Wow… that was powerful. And as one of the readers said, FINALLY some communication!
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