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“Come here. Then we'll talk." That sounds like a bad idea to her. "I can hear you fine right here." "Is it the arrows?" He kicks bow and quiver into the stream and grins a grin that puts the devil to shame. "There. Now I'm harmless." "No?" He tilts his head, shifting to his side so he can lean his stubbled chin on his hand. "Well, harmless enough. Don't you think?" "No.”

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