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-Laelia- He left me… Pymyrth! That liar! He was just like the rest, keeping me in the dark! Except he had actually left me for dead. The others hadn’t done that. I stood in a large common room with Erika seated on a couch before me, one leg crossed over the other and her rounded stomach visible. Behind me, two guards held an arm each, while a third collected my weapons and positioned himself beside one of the other guards, holding onto them. I glared at him, then at Erika, who looked so pleased with herself. “Why are you here?” I demanded. “Someone has to look after the North,” she replied proudly. “Or maybe my uncle wanted to get rid of you. I hear pregnant women can be quite hormonal,” I mocked. Her eyes narrowed, and suddenly, her amusement vanished. Take that, you traitor, I t