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“Atticus adjusted his glasses as he peered down at the blanket. “Hey, is that the book Nellie told us about?”
Jake’s eyes flicked to Olivia’s book. “You’ve got it outside in the sun? Are you out of your minds?”
Amy crossed her arms. “We’re being careful.”
“It’s not about careful, this is a five-hundred-year-old manuscript! You should be wearing gloves—Atticus brought some—and keeping it out of the sunlight.”
“It didn’t take you long to start barking orders!” Any exclaimed, her face flushing. “But then you always know best, don’t you?”
“Somebody has to be mature in this situation,” Jake said, his gaze flashing at Ian, who was now intently trying to brush cookie crumbs off his pants.
“True. In that case, we’d rather consult your little brother,” Ian said with a smirk. “Medieval manuscripts are his field, am I right?”
“Technically, it’s early Renaissance,” Jake said.
“Thanks for the correction, my good man. Amy is right—you do know best.” Ian slipped his arm around Amy. “She’s so perceptive. One of the many things I adore about her.”
“It’s getting chilly. Why don’t we go inside?” Amy suggested brightly as she tried to step out of the circle of Ian’s arm.
Ian took the opportunity to rub her shoulder. “You do feel rather cold,” he said. “Let’s sit by the fire. Jake, since you’re so interested in proper handling, why don’t you take the book?”
Jake snatched up the book and furiously stomped off toward the house.
“You forgot to wear gloves!” Ian called after him.
Amy pushed him away. “Really, Ian.”
“What a touchy guy,” Ian said. “Frankly, I don’t know what you see in him.”
He winced as the kitchen door slammed, then glanced at Amy’s red face. “Hmmm. It might be a good time for me to take a walk.”
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Jake’s eyes flicked to Olivia’s book. “You’ve got it outside in the sun? Are you out of your minds?”
Amy crossed her arms. “We’re being careful.”
“It’s not about careful, this is a five-hundred-year-old manuscript! You should be wearing gloves—Atticus brought some—and keeping it out of the sunlight.”
“It didn’t take you long to start barking orders!” Any exclaimed, her face flushing. “But then you always know best, don’t you?”
“Somebody has to be mature in this situation,” Jake said, his gaze flashing at Ian, who was now intently trying to brush cookie crumbs off his pants.
“True. In that case, we’d rather consult your little brother,” Ian said with a smirk. “Medieval manuscripts are his field, am I right?”
“Technically, it’s early Renaissance,” Jake said.
“Thanks for the correction, my good man. Amy is right—you do know best.” Ian slipped his arm around Amy. “She’s so perceptive. One of the many things I adore about her.”
“It’s getting chilly. Why don’t we go inside?” Amy suggested brightly as she tried to step out of the circle of Ian’s arm.
Ian took the opportunity to rub her shoulder. “You do feel rather cold,” he said. “Let’s sit by the fire. Jake, since you’re so interested in proper handling, why don’t you take the book?”
Jake snatched up the book and furiously stomped off toward the house.
“You forgot to wear gloves!” Ian called after him.
Amy pushed him away. “Really, Ian.”
“What a touchy guy,” Ian said. “Frankly, I don’t know what you see in him.”
He winced as the kitchen door slammed, then glanced at Amy’s red face. “Hmmm. It might be a good time for me to take a walk.”
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“There’s someone in town asking for directions to Bhaile Anois,” she said. “He checked in late last night at the inn.”
Any and Dan exchanged uneasy glances.
“What does he look like?” Amy asked.
Fiona narrowed her eyes. “Sneaky, for certain,” she said. “And he’s quite a waster. Good for nothin’ but complaining. Nora over at the inn said he’s never satisfied with the temperature if his tea, and he asked for a cashmere throw in his room.”
Any and Dan exchanged another glance.
“IAN,” they said together, and sighed.
“You know the eejit?” Fiona asked.
“The eejit is our cousin,” Amy said.
“Distant cousin,” Dan added. “Very, very distant.”
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Any and Dan exchanged uneasy glances.
“What does he look like?” Amy asked.
Fiona narrowed her eyes. “Sneaky, for certain,” she said. “And he’s quite a waster. Good for nothin’ but complaining. Nora over at the inn said he’s never satisfied with the temperature if his tea, and he asked for a cashmere throw in his room.”
Any and Dan exchanged another glance.
“IAN,” they said together, and sighed.
“You know the eejit?” Fiona asked.
“The eejit is our cousin,” Amy said.
“Distant cousin,” Dan added. “Very, very distant.”
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“If you think something is impossible, it is. Until you decide it’s possible and you do it.”
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“People didn’t get nice by accident, did they? They had parents who were nice. Nice to their kids, nice to others.”
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“That’s my second rule of life,” Dan said. “There’s always a guy named Joe.”
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“Pony eyed the pitcher of hot fudge sauce Nellie had placed on the table. “And if you pass that pitcher, I will reveal a nugget of information that will please you and instantly return me to your good goddess graces.”
Nellie pushed the pitcher forward. “Spill. Not the fudge sauce. The info.”
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Nellie pushed the pitcher forward. “Spill. Not the fudge sauce. The info.”
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“With Dan you have to listen to his underneath, you know? Not so much what he says.”
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“Amy looked up at him. Their faces were very close. She remembered when those dark expressive eyes would make her quiver inside, when being this close would make her blush and stammer. Not anymore, though.”
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“He bolted up. “What’s happening? Where’s my pants?”
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“It SMELLS ancient," - Dan Cahill”
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“Are you taking us to the beach?" - Dan Cahill”
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“grinned. “If I’m driving, we can.”
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“RUTHERFORD PIERCE TO LEAD REPORTERS ON TOUR OF FOUNDERS MEDIA HEADQUARTERS SITE IN DOWNTOWN BOSTON.”
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“amber”
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“April May had been hacked.”
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“Six whiskers from a leopard?" Dan asked. "I'm glad this stuff is so easy. What are we supposed to do, run after it with a pair of tweezers?”
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“You don't know what it's like," he whispered. "To have the serum in your head.”
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“He was able to invade a system designed by me. That narrows it down to maybe ten people on the planet. - Pony”
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“We fell into a grave," Dan said. "Because we were pushed. Then some goon tried to bury us alive."
"Two of them chased me across the cemetery," Amy added.
Nellie almost swerved off the road as she turned to look at Dan. "That's not funny."
"I didn't think it was, either.”
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"Two of them chased me across the cemetery," Amy added.
Nellie almost swerved off the road as she turned to look at Dan. "That's not funny."
"I didn't think it was, either.”
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“Just follow my first rule of life," Dan said as he got out of the Jeep. "Everybody's gotta eat."
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"How did you know a guy named Joe worked here?" Amy asked as they dropped the food bags on a table.
"That's my second rule of life," Dan said. "There's always a guy named Joe.”
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"How did you know a guy named Joe worked here?" Amy asked as they dropped the food bags on a table.
"That's my second rule of life," Dan said. "There's always a guy named Joe.”
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“It looks ancient," - Amy Cahill”
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“She did come from a family of bards, Jake,” Atticus said. “Beards?” Dan asked. “Bards,” Atticus said with a snort of laughter. “Poets. The learned scholars of Ireland.” “I bet they had beards, though,” Dan said, and Atticus laughed and threw an eraser at him.”
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