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He examined the bottom edge of the parchment. It was uneven, as if someone had torn a strip away. It wasn’t unusual for the scribes of the Towers of the Mir to conserve and reuse parchment, but he was surprised they sent an imperfect scroll to his father. Most people took more care when presenting gifts to the king.
“I thought the orgy thing was a myth,” Jordan muttered. I turned my head and found him staring at the couple by the wall. “Hopefully it doesn’t get to that point,” I said, meaning it. He startled. “You heard that?” “I heard you just now.” My skin prickled. “You spoke about…myths.” For a split second, he looked confused. Almost fearful. “I could have sworn I—” He shook his head. “Must be the wine.”
I wrapped up the dagger with shaking hands. Without really knowing what I was doing, I stood and looked around for a place to hide it—at least until I could get rid of it for good.
And this is where she fucked up. I bet fully half the remainder of this book could have been avoided if she'd just told one of the boys about it. Hate this kind of plot device.

