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"Well you don't need to it to play music so . . . I wish I could read though, it'd make ordering at restaurants easier."
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"Yeah, I mean I can get dressed and eat and stuff I'm not pathetic . . ."
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"Weeeeeeell, technically I can read sheet music which counts for something, right?"
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"We . . . well, we went off and did different things for a while, but when I found out that September was coming after us faster then I realized, I caught up with him to warn him."
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"What do you mean? I was with July . . ." "That's so many . . ." June replied, seeming a little overwhelmed. He leaned forward conspiratorially and asked, "Can you read?"
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He didn't notice her sadness. "Sooooo . . . what are you good at?"
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He nodded. "I'm sure Father will let him have more freedom after we explain what happened to him." "Nothing," June replied, "Well . . . you just said you thought I was funny but I don't really know what else besides that." He pulled his legs up to sit cross legged on the sofa, thinking.
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"Maybe after the hearing tonight, it was already hard to get them to let me talk to him." "I mean . . . sort of." He seemed a little embarrassed of this fact. "It's not like I was taught how to do anything else."
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"They have their own ways, I respect that." He tilted his head, "That said, they wouldn't have killed someone without telling me."
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" . . . . . . . . . Why? It's the only thing I'm good at." "He will, I promise."
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He held both of his hands up and open, palms facing her. "I told you I'm talented at theft not murder! I would never!"
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"Yeah, of course he's upset while everything's still fresh but he'll come around."
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"How about in heaven," Jerehlu said, "Perhaps they floated up into the sky while you weren't looking!"
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"He . . . he's not angry at you, not really. Maybe he blames you know but with time he'll understand that you aren't the person keeping him here. July has too big of a heart to hate you over this."
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"Now you're getting defensive! Sounds like a liar!" He chuckled at her.
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"It's not your fault, you were only doing what you had too--I've taken the same path many times."
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He pulled her into a hug and gently rubbed her back. "Things will turn out, don't worry."
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He seemed to give her a flat look through the mask. "Ohhhh . . . you are stalling! I commend you on your cleverness."
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The lead around the wagon, and then became untraceable as they went into the woods. Jerehlu saw her leave the wagon, as he'd moved to stand nearby. "We're you going? I thought they were in they were in the wagons."
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"Not because you heard me play a few days ago?" He looked at the floor again. He noticed her touching her face. "It's okay to cry Jae, I know this is hard."
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A few in the mud, too large to buy Lady Genuhks. They might be Master Igenes's, but it's hard to tell. For all she knew, they could belong to one of the bandits, or someone else in their party.
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"He's . . . still upset. The restrictions on him are a bit tighter at the moment, he can't leave his room. Hopefully at the hearing tonight I can convince Father to go easy on him."
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Also empty. Lady Genuhk was gone.
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His blush deepened. "W-why?" "Yeah, me too," He replied with a chuckle, moving to sit on the edge of her bed. "But this'll all blow over in a little while."
