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Sugar
Cephied Variable
It was equal measures starry-eyed adoration and near religious devotion, but Vormov had never given his children a reason to doubt him. His career was built on murder, deception and a healthy dose of manipulation, but Izlude had always understood that in this case, the ends justified the means. Which was why he was so surprised when his father's blade buried itself between his ribs.
The last thing Izlude heard before he died was a girl's voice, soft a melodic. It was the kind of voice that should be singing, he thought, the kind of girl who would have been trilling alleluias at the altar. He forced himself to open his eyes, and in her dark, brown eyes her saw the face of St. Ajora.
She held his hand.
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