gently,sheledlukeba,thentothe

lukeseyeseilyfroeathandthat,actually,oore.justrest””no,”hesaid,”ihavetogoback.theyolynchus,

buttarikfoughtthell,andheheldthefflongenoughfetbackthroughthedoor.buttheying.”

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atthisshehaltedinyshathhisfists.”

”yes,ofurseyoudo.butrightnoefoodforyoutotakebacke”

judedeveraux

legend

beforeshebacktolegendifsheuldgetthroughthe

itseedthatonthedayheandkadyhadarrivedinlegeiid,tarikhadseenthatthedooropenedforhiutnotforkady,,thatnighthehadaskedluketogo.het,:11gotthere,theydisveredthatitilyohappen.

butevenassheahanginghepeopleoflegend.sheuldntveryaketheandtarikovertoher.uldshe

o,thatyou.”thereears

kadyprehend”

standingoutsidebuntains”kadyasked,headingtowardwendell.

doorhatissheoughttoknohadhappenedandsheo.

kadylistenedilythattheystslavathebaday.”buttheyenatthejordallline.”

butkadyhadheroiershehadgivenlukeaupleofsleepingpillsshehadfoundinakitcupboard,andnohatheo

ofpaininlukeseyesastheseudkadysahathisenergy.

ethingdistasteful

nooinganddiately,shethought.heshouldhavebeeoahospitalandxrayed.”sohappenedlastnight”sheaskedasshebegaonlukesside.hisshirtoreitahatsinceheuldntstopthejordans,heuldstopthebankrobbers,soedinthebankallday.”

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hiseyesiledandkadyuldtellhewas

...

ostoftilestoryoutofhi

bathrooogetapanofhoterandacloth.whileshe

kadyuldalstigine.

retutotheoldlegei.

thinking,thatshealehoughtoffoodeven

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