Chapter 6
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quot;It will remind me of ; she said.
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quot;t; she said shyly.
quot;Small return for your kindness,quot; Catriana said lightly.
quot;Not as small as you t; Alais said. quot;Our room is over his reminds you of home . .
. I is a good memory.quot; t tle, but not rudely sed to talk to to be friends, to learn e from her own.
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quot;Stage.quot; Alais flus before sriana turned to ill very ;tell me, o tie your sister do t.”
Alais from feeling spoiled and insensitive to red-faced sy and guilt.
quot;S terrible isnt so kill ic ival next year.”
Catriana s;I kneoo. Ive never been able to understand it.”
quot;Nor I,quot; said Alais a little too quickly. Catriana glanced at her.
Alais ventured a ant sm