Sacrifice In Stone
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“What is it?” he asked, eyebrows arched.
“I just had a thought. Even if the police find us leaving here, we won’t get in trouble. My uncle had the keys and I’m the heir to the Rushworth fortune. I own that statue.”
“You own me too, my lady.” Garrick said.
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