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“Aeduan.” She’d never said his name aloud. She was surprised by how easily it rolled off the tongue. He looked back, his expression inscrutable as always. But laced with … with something. Hope, she found herself thinking, though she knew it was fanciful. Aeduan was not the sort of man to ever hope.”

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