C H A P T E R 4
t. Or at least I t t er. I stared at t I did not knorue ansect the pale bluegreen of her irises behind her glasses. her eyes were splendid.
quot;e must go.quot; From to to angle s in kno at time, but s o encounter for more tail-ligrees until to see.
e retreated back to camp in a cross silence. ;You mustnt tell anyone about ent ; On ted a necessary fiction to explain our long absence, invented a narrative of ters and told, our story endured. But I never forgot t secret of ted er, t briging reminded me t it h.