Aimeric nodded. The alcohol would have made Ned feel more malleable. And because he had never felt the effects of drinking that would have made him think he was normal. It was fitting perfectly. If Aimeric could get Rosie’s address, he could prove that it wasn’t Ned’s fault for pushing in Oliver. He had never been drunk, and it was slipped to him without his knowledge.
“This is perfect!” Aimeric explained. “Ned, I think somebody poured alcohol into your soda at that party. If you write down where Rosie lives I might be able to be a damn good lawyer for you.”
Ned looked far from ecstatic but wrote down her number and address. “Have fun Lawyer,” paused, and added. “Are we friends now?"
Aimeric gave a fake smile. In truth he hated Ned's guts. He wished a rock would land on Ned and squash him like a bug. But when your in a moment where everything feels like it’s good swell—not just good but swell—and somebody you hate gives you a civil question rather than the gruel that usually comes out of their mouths, it’s hard to hate them.
“Far from,” Aimeric said, keeping that fake smile plastered to his face. “Far from.”
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Aimeric was packing up when he heard a loud argument ensuing at the other end of the cells. Curious, Aimeric headed over to see Roland of the council quarrelling with the cell mates.
“If you don’t tell me who you are right this instant and what you’re doing here you will be in very hot water,” Roland said with a decent amount of authority. He turned around and was astonished when he saw Aimeric.
“Aimeric, what brings you down in one of the murkiest places of the city?”
“Oh, I just have business with one of the criminals,” Aimeric said nonchalantly.
Roland sighed. “As do I. A few days ago some teenage boy ran out of the tunnels screaming that there were four bodies lying unconscious. We were suspicious but sure enough, these are the four.”
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