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Shaking his head but resigned to his fate, Ethan peeled off another bill, passed it through the

"You two are cute together," the vendor said, passing a foaet linting off his engraved band "Already done"

CHAPTER ELEVEN

RATIONS

We took our dogs to the nearby picnic table beneath a wide uainst the sun but worked pretty well for snow, too

The spread of food was nearly eood last night’s battle wasn’t the only one we’d face in the co in unprepared

Unfortunately, the plastic fork was hardly up to the challenge of a hot dog aamation that included ed a bite, chewed, considered And frowned

"You look uni ketchup into a careful circle on a napkin

"I’m mostly confused" I popped a fried pickle, nearly winced with the wonderfully vicious acidity "And still evaluating I’s"

Ethan just shook his head, amusee Dog"

Snorting, Catcher wiped his hands to pull his phone fro"

"What?"mustard from his cheek

"The first two huht Sorcha tried to initiate her alchemical web"

"How near?" Ethan asked

Catcher swiped the screen "One was an electrical sub doing soic spilled The other lived across the street, was on the roof watching the action Neither evacuated"

I nodded "So at least so were near Towerline when the ic went down"

"The delusions started before the snow," Catcher said "And the wards didn’t sound until the snow started Therefore, Sorcha isn’t causing the delusions, at least not by any active, ongoing ic"

I looked at Catcher "Could it be some kind of latent effect froic," Catcher said "It doesn’t ic was left, latent or otherwise On the other hand, while it could be soiven the connection to Towerline, that’s highly improbable ‘Eliminate all other factors, and the one which remains must be the truth’"

"Sherlock Holly "The one which re effects"