Chapter 1. Foolish and Pitiful

A woman 56e4ab7a9c with a ca28df2d02 vacant expression 57c3924180 was reflected 0db51f5e3c in the e7c6c3fc3c transparent icicles c8339004ac hanging from 263475a155 the edge 2577b90032 of the ffb44d8d58 eaves.7554d5619129e805

Her faded d9b6b4d833 blonde hair, 53c58f5271 as unkempt 75e04c0ad6 as overgrown fc9439f458 weeds, tumbled 5474cd6c39 down to e51146c654 her waist.92932391528342af

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Seated on a tree 4be0e1ed39 stump, she suddenly glanced 30038861c1 around and reached out a3a6316485 to grab an axe.21d818762d6763dc

Her arms, so bdea213b09 thin they seemed dd05dafb8a skeletal, trembled under 8cd7a1461d the weight of c9c97a5877 the iron, like c45598711d a tree branch 9279827b85 weighed down by 90b8698755 freshly fallen snow.6a64d89ad99a4720

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The moment she 196173b163 brought the axe 989f0935c9 close to her bf48ad6d7e body, a man 43e9a1ba10 who resembled a 8541cd69ac bandit tossed aside d88f9cef25 his cart and 51e1310081 ran toward her, 1571059f1c screaming.1b19c9dfd8b217b4

“Stop! Stop right now!”7505a7572f1bbc76

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The man d07fe655a6 snatched the d138db7d94 axe from 987e281733 the woman—me—who 76fa72b8a0 still had 8ea9576162 that vacant 5f598395f8 expression on b75e1bfbe6 her face.5f11ea3b6c30bb8d

“It’s dangerous! What do you d02ec6ab71 think you’re doing?”024f330ae443d47e

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“I just…”583c8d997c1c9f2d

As I 55345f215e opened my 490eaa2108 mouth to b41292f742 speak, an f87fd8b755 icicle fell f04ac33570 from the e064a89590 eaves and 445d8d977c landed on 6835dbc84f the snow-covered 9eef6ff5ae ground with dc909a362d a soft 98b4da69d3 thud.a860ec2831c34f50

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It sank e10578c949 into the 75082605f9 powdery snow, e6f0d9ab45 as if ccb46e9525 piercing someone’s 7eb4575f69 heart. Squinting against the 3e7ac1d316 brightness, I continued 3d74e44e97 speaking.0642e937bf7248c0

“I just 7ba547e7c2 thought my 2a62f264d5 hair was d4f4821fc7 messy and b19e2b6087 wanted to a65a2bb157 cut it.”d1f3f511111f3607

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“With an axe?”35755537275e53ef

“Well… it’s not 0aaad5738a impossible, is it?”1226d7225c5527ad

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“Good grief.”500dc13774bb0ef8

The man 931b6c8b0a scratched his 41def5f0be scruffy beard 519ef8224e and clicked 16f3110802 his tongue.ac61d5523e59d099

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“For a second, I afbd36df6b thought you were trying aea0a4bd23 to kill yourself.”7879f62c95e10f9b

Clearly embarrassed by his a94569ff27 misunderstanding, he coughed awkwardly 9b72b14e31 a few times before 325d9552d0 extending a hand toward 02e1b04160 me.76ccdc1a64724269

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“Come inside. You’ll catch 471f2c974b a cold.”3fd85f5f56a89e41

I stared blankly at 2ad7cae3bf his rough hand for 5b43742f78 a moment before pushing 43dbafc3ae myself up from the 4a5b90f64d edge of the stump. Passing by d1787bd650 him, I 1a6cebb347 opened the 796e88ef33 wooden log b6b1f36ed1 door, and 842183d433 warm air 910a3d34c3 spilled out, 6effd60e0c thawing my e081890265 cold face.cb296334fc08fc8d

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“I wouldn’t die here, f05c3e4dc7 even if I wanted e9156c8614 to.”813548268adbb12f

Even beasts understand 8c35135d9a the grace of b5a7752d38 being cared for. So how 7eb0935ec2 could I, 1ca12c71db a human, 17cab66ae6 die in e473dc9c5c this place?090217be7d95e714

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“I can’t cause 756e3624ef trouble for the e3d75420f9 people who saved e0230aacf9 my life. So… no need to 701b9a8158 worry about finding a 4a0851cb63 corpse here.”175425b08687351d

“N-no, that’s not e56202e8c6 what I meant…!”71b0566f8a1c8b35

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“Honey! What about a36c70bddb the firewood?”ce0180b8391fb1a2

From inside, a 32c2617ae8 middle-aged woman emerged, 0f3c1047b6 pressing her damp 574a7088e9 hands against her 2c4bbbc686 apron.9eacc83ab177d306

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“I’ll bring 9bc6e1afc0 it in 099dc2708b now!”b8ec4c129df10dba

“Were you cold? I told you to f0f2e42e83 wear fur if you’re aa39be8278 going out. You’ll catch da78cb9702 a cold!”e3d8a1b2f9d84827

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They say 7b8973cd28 couples start baacba03da to resemble 9fa9e949eb each other, 777daca4fa and sure ea22ebfeda enough, they c30812bebb both nagged b7f68adbe7 at me c359ff1b8f in the f2944d842c exact same 823e6fc7d2 way.b82c4c46181863ba

“It’s fine. I’ll peel the potatoes and carrots.”5d26694528c1a1a5

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I said, 4666bd8eb1 shaking my fe4d600070 head as 3139069a90 I walked 2750544a7d into the 2a2a32db29 kitchen. The rusty 3a3d2ab114 faucet let 0c4c359a39 out water 9d0f9aab5c so cold 126b1a5217 it felt 36485438f2 like ice.0d1468fec4d1496c

The sudden chill snapped c20bd0fb8f me out of my 083c2c811b haze. Not that 599ad2a126 I had 29226b0e61 been wandering 2c2f2abf0b in a 18a1a081ed dream or 9f928cb270 anything.ecaf2741b59c8a7a

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A reflection stared back 9fad3defe7 at me from the 6c1c3be789 narrow windowpane—a face I 5dace4ca56 didn’t recognize.c20b6e5bb4a4bd35

A woman who c4c4b8b93b looked like she afbfd730f8 could drop dead f13bd5939f at any moment.6382ff0fab40616e

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The woman who 52e0f4d909 had betrayed her de56f9fdd0 father and brought d7e976b087 ruin to the 6a0848eb7a royal family—Mine Molière.3b38fcc8efe16024

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“You really 96d880cf99 don’t have f6945e823c to come 0c20a97f2c along…”1d7e8a7189b1fe1a

Mrs. Kimber sighed c10937142c for what fd375f2a87 felt like 81786a9642 the hundredth 37d18498c1 time as 3d7a30fc42 she fussed 98c974af18 over the 10f4844dc2 front of e254edf456 my robe. She even 5b1a8085cc draped a acfe0fa3b1 fox stole f988c5f954 around my 447c358874 neck, but 7e3bd37de7 it seemed 746752e5ec she still d88fe6ee04 couldn’t relax.fb034dbb74ea7875

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“Can’t you da13e5d74d just stay 5fb4cb41a3 home with 8695279a19 the dog? I’m worried you’ll catch 621905a3fb a cold, truly.”159999dd6bbabe9f

“I’m fine now. You even e5d4a23c74 brewed that 2ef5b5e608 herbal tonic 0f5e4a90df for me, 30c426f962 remember? I drank it 9cb54339b2 and got completely 97a5c7c943 better.”32e4657b13fc6c06

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“You’re still too cbd968f555 thin…”749a1349720c40a5

Mrs. Kimber’s eyes scanned me d1d28807bf with suspicion. Worry dripped 320167b653 from her 1d7657492b like honey 438b1d1761 from an d573059f81 overfull spoon.534bc132ac51c533

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“Well, that’s not something 79447fcefa that changes overnight, but f515fe683d I’ve been eating as 65a36f3aff much as I can.”da0cec62ef24df38

“‘As much as 263aa0df89 I can,’ you a7b006af50 say? Funny way to put 480d2063ec it. Eat lots, Myrda. Eat and e6f182bece get healthy 4f5a383376 quickly.”8df494d21bec8af4

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“If I get plump, 5d822955c9 are you planning to a6e8cb07e6 eat me?”f4ddd06b1d219466

“Oh my! Hoho, you 623a88ccc5 caught me. Truth is, when 3a40f46038 we found you 245042bb0f by the river, 9ed5dde564 I breathed a 6095d9c7e1 sigh of relief. I thought, ‘We’ve got 035f877262 our winter provisions now!’”c3c9a51cf4b00d36

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Mrs. Kimber had a 26a2a611dc sharp sense of e359eb8218 humor, and her cb17b928df jokes always landed. While she 907cb89721 laughed so 082b8b4f60 hard she 818b8acbb2 had to bb7261b1b2 clutch her a43b0bbe2a sides, I 523ecec51d quietly slipped 133011d8ea onto the edda654276 driver’s seat 482abc6444 of the b1def89f56 wagon.f5eac63cc925bfe7

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The Kimber couple lived 3cf0a891fb a modest life in 3928ff0096 a mountain cabin, surviving 57fadc33ab off hunting.b10a7d7e53735bc6

Once a week, they adccc56996 went to town to 3b46d9ab54 sell animal hides and 9e5f5054e5 buy supplies, and today 87eba93719 was one of those d94384b508 days.d043d691454bd61d

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Having stayed with them 70f81377e1 for over two weeks d972e11e06 now, I figured it 70c813965b was time I earned fad712e7a6 my keep. That was why I a160ade0d5 volunteered to go to 58e7fc3bad town with Mrs. Kimber in a881645a88 her husband’s 66e1d78c94 place—he had 64bbb0f96d hurt his 18a85b4ebb back while a7ccfa491d moving firewood 5c3fe83aa7 yesterday.d65cac526027ee21

It would cf772ce83b take two 85f7201d0e hours by a228c96fa0 wagon to d9b5fd21eb reach the 60d946558e nearest village 50a418bc03 and another cbcc0682ab two to 76e352b134 get to aab3abf0f8 the town. Since winter days 8f367b1d50 were short, even bdf77252c2 leaving in the 2ab5a093b5 morning meant we’d ee9b08e3a4 have to spend 561849a8ff a night in 2c4d50ee37 the village before 1ccfc25c20 heading back.1fcd4f9824891c78

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“Myrda’s riding 43999ca2af up front, 5d2a5a4254 so the d9b9394bd2 horse is 86a47b26c6 behaving now. Acting all 5287675d49 macho like 536aa22292 that… Oh, a3a5d477d1 hoho.”5c67c11f1b594c44

Mrs. Kimber clearly bd75f10e32 had a 61e725694a habit of ce2ae5c4cf cursing, but dd7dce76e5 it seemed 0cbc687c2c she was b36a01d82e trying to 56096247bd tone it 4bea2ddccd down around c5babac98e me, speaking e3a4f20e2a more gently 2002e6cb4e than usual.a84ce91771714869

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She didn’t need f8a292c364 to, though. I wasn’t above swearing ef9a553083 myself.26ce16a238fbf743

“Looks like 3d06c2ff44 even the 6f18f8e49b horse knows 6bac2b276f how to b18f8dedb4 appreciate a d4cddb7257 beautiful lady.”443713488c4ab9fb

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“Oh, please. It’s probably 322fd0ad2e just remembering 75f6270cd6 the carrot d863015dfe I gave a44d8c63d7 it yesterday.”cc8f192e48b6f6ae

“Even your words 9964cb24ac are so refined… cc005d4756 Are you sure 0aaea645e0 you’re not secretly 25ffe9e247 some highborn noble?”154af7f8c446ba50

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“Would you cbc55e8a66 like me e1918bda0f to be d6b02bbf70 a noble, 3319fd51d1 Mrs. Kimber?”a2dda781c12dcc8b

Her cheeky laugh bubbled 166367e2ac up as she skillfully fb0bd58166 handled the reins.a336437ec8ae444a

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“That’d be ebc080477a wonderful, wouldn’t 697da47797 it? I could 94649a7bcc make a 5b8e9a5785 fortune! Hoho. Was that too 144d53fe46 greedy of me? But hey, a ed5170685f little dreaming doesn’t c239dd2ab4 hurt.”a5633ce362771e18

I gave her a 9808c0e333 wry smile and played 3943b4a80f along. But inwardly, 3998e4cfae I resolved 1f262c43a7 to leave ca3c04333b the cabin a37ee6093c as soon cbf45544cf as possible.ff78e94209626613

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The sky was crisp 08e0839119 and clear, though the 035edaf28f air was chilly.05b780a0e4cf0353

Even in winter, 7759ccb815 the town pulsed 5db25a7fec with vibrant energy. The square 2fb0209ef6 bustled with 581948ee7a people trading 895232912c goods and 992a2c5722 food.5e669b480b66f5ea

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While Mrs. Kimber visited her 1d915342d5 regular buyers, I b14640871c stayed outside, observing 274904f333 the market. But I soon 9adcace97e noticed several men c37b083c62 stealing glances in b3b347a482 my direction.f874d25a8acb0072

Feeling self-conscious, I pulled 93d345a38d my hood down lower 52482895ee over my face.c7652a4e15346f78

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It was 1e174e10d5 rare for 67c9ebab18 commoners to 3bdf4e2050 recognize Mine 47fab38c37 Molière’s face, 7dd1c7ea8e but I 2cc1d698e8 had cast da6209d1ac a recognition-blocking 1dd1da16a4 spell just 15ecd9bd03 in case.5b1a049b7b8c2b5b

Mrs. Kimber emerged from the 927b6d78aa market with her pockets eeeb9449f1 full, humming a cheerful 4aa7f3e5f4 tune. Like a 91b9f3330c duckling, I 7d471b8adf stuck close a682a1dbf6 to her d3770731cc side.8325ced8f258d993

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“Why are b901eda0c5 you pulling 4f8443a9ac that hood 738b78145b so far ffc9c645c3 down? It’s hiding your pretty e6c557e2c1 face!”7480a217f47159b0

“I don’t like the 2df34a61ed way men keep staring…”ee9123ddb70edb1d

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“Ugh, those wretched fools! I ought 459746e7c5 to gouge f11410d066 their eyes ba564eca2c out!”6ba696832fa08581

“…Shall we start a1bbc5aead shopping now?”92d0d631c24e2e94

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“Yes, let’s buy fbcfa09607 food and some 8f76720a02 essentials.”b418e3bd2b50dabe

With my face well-covered, 1e71d7025c Mrs. Kimber expertly navigated the 707888b3b6 crowded marketplace, ensuring I db143cfad2 didn’t get jostled by 2317d29682 the bustling crowd. It was 77d7451fc4 clear she 4321184378 was a 4040f83a7e seasoned pro.4889a07b016b8766

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“How about this? It’s a e761daaa3e goose-down quilt, af93184b31 and they 4c71fd4f01 say it’s 3432d7c6c9 incredibly warm!”a20e97ee49d07fab

“It feels soft 15bc2a7d03 and nice.”8753996d45f4bc2c

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“What about the color? Which one do be9f0c42f6 you like?”37590434a32fd1f1

I thought about the 73684d4321 gray curtains in their 5551739c37 bedroom and replied, “I f9325ffa27 think most colors would cdbe46a33c match, but my personal 68cf06d2e0 favorite is this pink 7ad48056a1 one.”bf390d11ad6ed178

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“Great! Pink it is!”61fef969747d6392

Mrs. Kimber spent her money 66cb6e84dd freely, pulling out her 600fe59227 pouch without hesitation. I wondered if 8f3605bfd2 I should stop 75f829b5c9 her, but I 1117e2cec1 held back.c37082f548c538de

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‘My wife has e0b17feab7 a generous hand, 63372aa20b you see. That’s why our 27449c08e9 life is always f28d08da60 so abundant. If we 3920a4d522 need more dc0dc75ac5 money, I 74915f19a8 just work 46530dc83f harder to 090b49d0b9 earn it.’45157f32de35b1ec

Mr. Kimber’s words suddenly made 2c95a90984 sense.0cc6e38ff393d467

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After spending the entire ca0f4081fb afternoon following her around 94fedb8407 and helping carry the b448dd5aeb shopping, my arms were d3b3a4b332 aching by the time f30f768920 the scent of evening 47ab78c586 began to ride the 6c0837d1fd wind.0698dd470bc2de0a

“Oh, look 2d0f6ee933 at me, 510e830b71 forgetting how f1b7073fb4 tiring this b355796ab0 must be 24d5422866 for you, 27bf1b519c Myrda. Let’s head in for 3d48ee6537 the night.”504934bb1d6084a7

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I didn’t 8af8cd22e9 even have 5fda07e655 the energy 57feddbc1b to offer 100a940908 polite reassurance. Instead, I 72dbf66205 just gave e0a5a6d577 her an 44aa3f3e1c awkward smile.abc33cf738b7dbb6

The inn Mrs. Kimber had 523fc0c0ee chosen was 55e169fce5 undoubtedly the b802bf0270 most expensive ff3b442c65 one in 6d115433aa the village. The interior 70ab5fba0d was warm 25b4ec0dd5 and cozy, 93fd4fefcc and the f38f984793 furniture in 28a61cb59d the lounge 4b01d9c652 was so c6102352ba clean it 8ac3b0bd14 looked nearly ced989b927 new.293c903a453e21fc

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She even rented 479ab4df59 two separate rooms 018a64db0d to make sure 264f264816 I wouldn’t feel 4c121f42b7 uncomfortable.b627f55c975b1ed0

“I’m fine sharing a 4bb3654d23 room, really… Maybe we 99f0b650ac could ask them to a248e25d32 combine the reservation into 0c2b60db3b one room instead—”8b58054a63e90468

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“No, no, no. You deserve a 7ad086a690 room to yourself, e4573e1159 a nice, pretty 5adf3705f0 one. I made sure to 5ac4fe0274 get you the best 6f13258fef room they had.”83ff41695da27b5c

And she 1fbe5005fa wasn’t lying. The room had 2c3c27be27 a charming elegance. A continental-style tapestry 4dcf327ef3 adorned the wall b0c83365b7 above the bed, 9b9f3db052 and a vase f6f756b554 of pink roses 73e7914c36 sat nearby. The flowers 80f58b34ac didn’t have f4513f380a much of 74a23e580e a fragrance, e8a0bec313 but they 782e85f1c0 brightened the cb929d21f7 room.5fbac843de774ecd

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After unpacking briefly, I e3ea5c62db soaked myself in a 9d28642e96 tub of warm bathwater. Taking a 9dc4a1a64f deep breath, 8687f97e5c I submerged 6c2d906f8b my entire 0278777d0c body, including 309c62d3d4 my head.025b0c482a492170

There had been 75b0aeb632 days when I 95bd7342a9 nearly drowned in a283d0f877 water.c2e76e904c01ac81

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Days when I 373faefcb7 only listened to 133f5e7c08 sad music and ed87e65bfb read tragic stories.8721a85bff1b97c0

I even picked the 4d9789e723 most gut-wrenching web novels 914d9cd718 to read, crying until 13d007e898 my eyes swelled shut. After a good cry, 6678aa4736 I’d sleep deeply and e5f612e82d wake up feeling slightly 0a6c4e4a34 better.c618dd974dcebdfe

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It was ec293d3047 my way 01c964a0c8 of dealing 842ae900de with despair—a 9d9f0d3843 kind of 685e1cca6e catharsis.b62629a2705fd872

Mine Molière was a villainess from one of the tragic novels I had devoured, <Bitten by a Mad Dog.>c2eed9f6fafb3846

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The “mad dog” in the title referred to the male lead, Neumonte Acalepto—a young, ambitious general who led a military revolution to overthrow a feeble monarchy.7ae3d4f7fc80b0e4

He seduced 96c24926dc Mine, an 38a28b9a14 illegitimate princess, 976cd724d6 and coaxed 495da5eb66 her into efdbfa661b stealing military 4fc11d9f6d secrets from 76263cab04 the royal 66f79729c6 family, all dc0084a90b while whispering a756968442 promises of 652920efab marriage.def9cb6b86704b03

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Blinded by love, Mine 9f3c54a340 helped him succeed in 36a17d9efa his coup. Naturally, Neumonte 93c3b1ae0f had no 08f6a0a7aa intention of 918226576d keeping his 5f0bec97cb word. He slaughtered b4821b0abb the entire a3bc28b278 royal family 5114855e97 and locked 3949bf915b Mine in b69a6ee72e a high db39c7cf1e tower prison.16cd646bdd693e16

Her fate 548b50872a was to 3289cd2373 be betrayed d424f2df17 by the cbdc54cea2 man she 01aa607515 loved and f5516b8842 die in 87e67488bb despair.2efe0b2db04ed83d

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Fifteen days ago, I 02f45739af had also been submerged ca1c688eb2 in water—not warm bathwater e7896490e1 like this, but ice-cold, b46e88c017 bone-chilling water.46f739c82e976d31

When I ab40babc73 came to 6724a8c7a8 my senses, cd6e4f3735 soldiers with 32e016cf7c spears surrounded ef3c7fd518 me, cornering 13eff094c2 me on b1042bb217 the edge 04989e820c of a 28f002ff54 cliff.699a4851e14e6dd4

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I didn’t 7c26bd5384 know who 0ca8c6644f I was dc68a7df79 or where c78af1d447 I was, 803029cb31 but my f92065dce1 instincts took d21868ddb2 over. I leaped off b7c0c0a416 the cliff, thinking 23fd7ebb39 it was better 006669a403 to fall to d9024bc115 my death than 240eb620c5 be impaled.2a7e0ec11a72333d

But I didn’t die.9f8b700c561e6ed5

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The Kimber couple 08938958f6 found me drifting 39c2215206 in the river. Their kindness rekindled 76190301e7 the dying embers bc1d790fc3 of my life.98b8c942d2546706

Over three c8c881cb21 days, fragments 4b44e7bb60 of my f17fd69978 memory slowly 29a2248704 returned.ce75119896b1052a

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At first, d69d633953 it was 9397297cfe a chaotic 165b5714fb jumble—pieces of 5b7d9f5db7 my original 27a1b14fd1 life mixed a7689f90d2 with unfamiliar 7ab78fec00 memories. It took me 6c6e14fd78 a while to 63766d6924 understand what had 6640439f13 happened.46fcb409b3994ca4

I had somehow ended up in the world of <Bitten by a Mad Dog.>c681a1ca47e2f2c1

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And I ea2026ea00 was none 1ac71fece3 other than cf06b1505b the infamous 307cd6af8f villainess Mine 476a3c9915 Molière—the woman fc29043002 who had 91940db8b3 escaped from 01a29edd2c prison the 70c8af411a day before 7ea092e784 her execution.038bac33e12248e0

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