Tom’s voice became distant as Aimeric let the phone slip out of his hand, and fall to the floor. Tom sounded confused for a few seconds in a barely audible voice, and then hung up.
C.S., also known as child services. He recalled the conversation with Ned.
“Would you like to see you son one last time, just to say goodbye?”
“No thanks, I don’t think I’ll need to.”
‘That damn man was playing you from day one, Aimeric,’ his mind said as he slowly collapsed onto the floor, beside the phone. ‘He knew you would take the deal, he knew he would ultimately have the choice of being the guardian. Because you never made a contract, Aimeric. You just did a trust shake. Real smart. You’re a square, Aimeric. And guys like him think outside of squares. You lost. Game over. The end.’
“I’LL KILL YOU NED! I’LL KILL YOU FOR THIS! OH GOD!” He let out a scream and punched at the drywall, leaving a rough indentation of his fist. His fingers were turning numb, but he didn't care.
“YOU PROMISED ME OLIVER! YOU PROMISED! YOUPROMISEDYOUPROMISEDYOURPROMISED!”
Aimeric’s was speaking fast, not bothering to take a breath. He crawled to the couch, eyes red, cheeks wet. His lungs felt ready to explode. “You promised...you promised damn it you promised...”
No matter what Aimeric would do, it was over. Ned was the official guardian of Oliver Oddy.
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Jerrid walked solemnly to the prison. At the entrance was an arch, and inscribed on it was, “Do the right thing. It will gratify some people and astonish the rest.” Jerrid thought it was a little late for these guests to “do the right thing.”
He was dressed in a long black robe that was strapped closely to his body by a belt. His black hair was covered by a similar colored hood. Even his eyes, were just black holes, from the lack of light in the city. Jerrid walked through the big double doors and nodded briefly to the guards.
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