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Watch it. he said at last. I can make your life miserable. I gave him an icy smile. You already have, and that's why i've got the advantage. You've done your worst - but you haven't seen what i can do yet.
Richelle Mead
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Richelle Mead
Age: 48
Born: 1976
Born: November 12
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You'd be surprised. Besides, they don't even send royal traitors to prison, Rose. Everyone knows that. I scoffed. Are you insane? Of course they do. What else do you think they do with traitors? Set them free and tell them not to do it again? No, said Abe, just before he turned away. They execute traitors.
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