“I . . . I made the deal to help Gideon with his work so Caleb could go home, and Gideon promised. I would have never, Maggie. If I’d known, I would have never.” “I know.” At least I think I know. I know the old Kai would have never, so I have to believe this Kai wouldn’t either. “Is he . . . ?” “He was with Clive, headed back to Tah when I last saw him.” Kai stiffens. A shudder rocks his body, and he bends at the waist, head between his knees like he’s going to be sick. His cigarette drops forgotten from shaking fingers. “Are you okay?” I ask, alarmed, reaching for him out of instinct. His
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