Part 13 · Chapter 13
The Hearing
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In Lorn, questions begin where charges were expected. Josephine waits in a garden whose name does not fit it, then sits across a cold table from a man who does not give his name. Malak waits in a cell three doors down from one he does not know. Outside the walls, the city leans toward a feast that is not what it appears.
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- A questioner who knows more than he asks, and a witness who notices
- A family in one city, on three roads, each one already taken
- The mystery of help that arrives when least expected
The garden was older than its name and indifferent to its name.
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