“Wrong answer,” Jerrid said flatly to the already dead man. He stepped out of the cell and relocked it. When the guards were to look in they would find four dead bodies. Whether they suspected Jerrid or not made no difference. He was a ghost—able to disappear when he needed to. And he had Roland's permission, like a children having permission from their parent’s to use the swings. Roland had very good connections.
On Jerrid’s way out he took no notice at the man at the other end of the cell, who was sleeping like a log from the sedative he had been given.
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The next day Aimeric had been requested from Roland to have brunch at a small cafe. Aimeric was furious that the court hearing had been postponed and nobody would tell him why, but Roland said that he needed to talk to him.
Aimeric and Roland were sitting at a glass table opposite of each other on brown whicker chairs. Roland was drinking coffee, Aimeric tea. Roland was opening a packet of sugar when he decided to speak.
“How are you, Aimeric?”
“I am fine, but Ned’s hearing has been rescheduled. I was finally happy to have this behind me and then they pull something like this. It’s ridiculous.” He hadn’t bothered to tell that he was going to lose Oliver. Roland was part of the council, but he couldn’t do anything about tearing apart a boy and his genetic father.
Roland was now stirring a spoon in his coffee. “That is partly why I called you here, Aimeric. Just try not to overreact. Somebody broke into the jail last night. Three of those explorers were killed. So was Ned Oddy.”
It took a moment for the news to sink in. At first, Aimeric’s looked confused, like he didn't hear it right. Then he knew the truth.
‘Ned’s dead!’ his mind screamed in celebration. ‘You get the child and you don’t even and Ned will never hurt you or Oliver again! You won!’
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