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hed,sleepforafeorroailheearlyfottenr6susandtrytostartanewlife.

shesearchedtheoldneoriesbutuldfindnothingonc.t.jordanorlejordan,leavingkadytohadhappeoruthssonwhohadbeensofullofanger.

dtodoethingthathadhappenedlongago.

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u.”

itontthatsheheardruthjordansvoisideherhead.”iys

you”she,lookingforsoclueastoogo.”hooyouifidontknoingandfranticallytuingabout,lookingforanythingthatellherwhereshewas.

nd,butatthesatiite

hesunabouttorise,kadyfeltatjlossastosheshoulddo.asfarassheuldtell,heraventureinlegendsheshoulddonoo

oniulseshetothehathadonceopenedand

aeshe.atfirsteverythiheveiledhingesheseedtobevingahiaellbytheexpressionihatheekadyheardhisvoice.itofitusteobea

dearahing,butyougivenohelp.”

butkadyuldntseeo,soinstead,shepushedhalfadozenpagesofnotesoffthesofaandstretchedoutonit.sheantly.

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bookanaherirowned.

aftertheizedatofruthsclosingoflegend.ily,noakeyours”hecaption.

neverinherlifehadkadyedtodestroyabook,butsheedtodestroythatosliesandpoison.sheclosedthe

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afterruthsobituary,kadyfoundonlybitsaboutthejordanfaly.thejordannsihlahentodownin1926.