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‘So, have you heard Evaine sobbing, then?’ Thorgils grinned as they ambled down the narrow alley. ‘I imagine she’s crying and raging somewhere nearby.’ ‘Do you think she knows?’ Eadmund wondered, his eyes darting about.
Jael burst into tears, feeling a loss of control for the first time since her father had died. The pain was overwhelming. ‘I’m coming back,’ she whispered, more to herself than Aleksander. ‘I’m coming back. If I have to kill the lot of them, I’m coming back to you.’
She thought about revealing Aleksander’s visit to the Widow but changed her mind, deciding that it was best to keep that information to herself; hoping that his visions would prove more accurate than her grandmother’s.
From the bottom of the hill, Jael watched the struggle to get her grandmother into the ship. She looked ill and frightened, desperately turning back to shore in the hope that she could remain. Jael closed her eyes, calling on Eseld, Goddess of Travellers, to keep them all safe.
Oh, she’s just an idiot then. There is no way in held her actions could have been misconstrued like that and dismissed by Jael, especially after just saying how observant she was with Evaine.