Now dis is a bad bitch!!!
Duty PT2
PAIRING: Robb Stark X Reader
WORD COUNT: 4269
WARNINGS: Hints of eating disorder
SUMMARY: Y/N attempts to come to grips with the fact that her husband-to-be has no plans to be faithful to her. Robb tries to make an effort with his bride-to-be. No matter how prissy she seems.
PART 1 | PART 3 | PART 4
ROBB STARK MASTERLIST | MASTERLIST
Age 6
âThe Great Houses of Westeros, their sigils, and their words, please, Y/N.â
You canât concentrate when Septa uses that tone. Itâs so intimidating. The answers to these questions usually come to you as easily as breathing air, but Septa makes it feel like you canât breathe.
âHouse Stark, a direwolf, âWinter is Comingâ.â
âYes.â
âHouse Lannister, a lion, âHear Me Roarâ.â
âCorrect.â
You lick your dry lips as your mind suddenly goes blank. Septa begins to tap her foot impatiently, but it only serves to make you even more nervous.
âHouse Mordon-â
âNo!â Septa slams the book, âThe History of Westerosâ, down on the table. The sound nearly makes you leap out of your chair.
âRead it again.â
Age 11
Your mother has a handmaiden whose daughter is the same age as you. She likes it when you braid her hair and talk about the places your father has taken you and your mother.
Septa leans down behind you as you work and your heart begins to race. She clicks her tongue and grabs your hand, tapping your fingers with a cane.
âOnce you stop chewing these,â she raises your fingernails up to your eyes, âThen your braids will come out neater."
Age 15
âNo, no, no.â
Over the years, you learned that ânoâ is Septaâs favourite word. She says it all the time. Youâre even convinced that she mutters it in her sleep.
âYouâre missing the last few notes, my Lady,â she says before singing a short tune, hitting what you assume are the correct notes.
You take in a deep breath and begin to sing again, your throat starting to get sore from all the practicing. To your surprise, Septa begins to smile, and when youâre finished, she even claps for you.
âYou sang that beautifully,â she says as she cups your face in her hands proudly, âYouâre turning into an absolutely beautiful young woman, my Lady.â
You beam in response, âIâll make the perfect wife then?â
âSinging helps to keep your husbandâs interest, itâs true, but thatâs not all there is to being a good wife,â youâre interrupted by your motherâs voice as she enters the room. She and your father have been gone on a trip for the last two weeks.
Septa curtseys as you rush to welcome your mother home with greetings and a hug.
âNow, my sweet, being a dutiful wife is more than just sewing and pretty dresses,â she says, âA good man will appreciate your strength and intelligence. You must have grace and poise.â
You nod along as she speaks. Itâs a lot to remember, but youâre hanging on to every word.
âAnd most importantly, you must always demand respect from everyone. Including your husband.â
***
Your mother works at your hair as you sit in front of the vanity, deep in thought. It is a strange feeling being engaged once again. Things are different this go around â you are certain this time that Robb is the one you will end up marrying. And despite barely knowing him, the thought scares you.
For some reason, you canât shake the look in his eyes when he was with Elyse. How can you marry someone who is so in love with another? How can you resign yourself to what will surely always be a loveless marriage?
A part of you feels like a hypocrite, because your heart too belongs to another. But youâve left him in Kingâs Landing, with no intentions of ever seeing him again, while Robb has Elyse here with him. How is he ever going to be a committed husband with his lover around every corner?
âNortherners donât wear too many braids in their hair. I suppose you could say itâs part of their charming mundanity,â your mother sighs as she fiddles with your hair.
You donât respond, still consumed by your thoughts.
âMother, why must they even have the engagement feast?â you suddenly ask, âTheyâre at war, they shouldnât have time for any of this.â
Your mother smiles at you through the mirror, âRobb is to be your husband soon, you should learn to think of yourself as âweâ. His strifes are now yours too.â
âOkay, fine. Why are we having this feast when we are at war?â
Rania notices your clipped tone but chooses to ignore it. âAre you that eager to be married?â she asks instead. You catch her smirk in the mirror as she sections your hair.
âSweetheart, even in times of war, men need something to hold on to,â she says, âIt canât all be blood, death, and grief lest you lose sight of what youâre fighting for. Soldiers need that glimmer of hope. Which is what you just be for your husband.â
You accidentally scoff out loud.
Rania rolls her eyes and puts the brush down on the dresser in front of you. "Tell me."
"Tell you what?"
Her face hardens as she grows impatient and you sigh deeply knowing you can't keep anything from her.
"I saw Robb with another woman last night," you whisper, "They seemed...close."
She doesn't say anything at first, then she shrugs and picks up the brush once more and continues running it through your hair.
"It probably means nothing. His Grace is a young man after all."
You don't respond, but Rania catches the strained look on your face.
"Y/N, what is it? Tell me right now."
You look down at your hands and swallow thickly. "I heard him tell her that he loves her."
Rania's hand freezes in the air, still holding the brush.
"I know affairs during marriage are to be expected, but I don't know how to handle it when it's before. How can I even marry him now?"
"Look at me."
You look up at your mother through the mirror as she leans down so her head is just above yours.
"You must put a stop to this â whatever it is. For your own sake."
"How?"
"That is for you to decide," she says as stands up straight again and begins playing with your hair, "I won't always be here, Y/N. You must learn to deal with such things yourself."
You almost shrink into yourself at those words. It's all too real. After the wedding, your parents will be leaving Winterfell and you will be alone once again. Just like you were in King's Landing. Your heart begins to race.
"It won't be too difficult," Rania continues, "I'm sure Lady Catelyn and the King are both aware of what's at stake for them. They will not do anything to jeopardise this marriage. As long as they donât know that we need them as much as they need us, then you have the advantage. Always.â
A smile forms on your lips as turn and look up at your mother properly. She places a hand against your cheek.
"Remember what I told you. You must never allow anyone to disrespect you â not even your husband," she says then returns to the work on your hair, "Forget tradition. You'll wear your braids tonight."
***
âMy heartâs not in it.â
âIt never is,â Catelyn sighs as she secured Robbâs cloak and strokes his hair, âBut when honour calls, we must all do our duty.â
âDuty,â Robb spits the word out like a bitter taste in his mouth, âI hate that word. It only means making sacrifices that I must bear as long as I live.â
He looks away, his eyes full of sorrow as he thinks of his beloved. How her face had dropped at the news of his engagement. How sheâd held back tears and forced a smile on her lips as he explained that this is what he must do.
Catelyn doesnât miss this, and he face immediately hardens.
âYou must forget that girl,â she says.
Robbâs head snaps in her direction as his eyebrows furrowed, âWhat girl?â
âThe servant girl. Elyse.â
Robbâs eyes widen slightly â he hadnât known that anyone was aware of his relationship with Elyse. Suddenly, his mouth goes dry and he canât look his mother in the eye anymore.
âAt least tell me you havenât played with her virtue.â
âOf course not!â Robb is offended by the accusation, âI would never do such a thing!â
âGood,â Catelyn says, not feeding into his dramatics, âBecause you could never marry her.â
Robb seems annoyed by that notion. As if he was being barred from choosing to do what he wants.
âI could if I wanted to,â he challenged, âI could stop this feast. Say that I must travel south urgently. In a few monthsâ time Iâd cancel the engagement. Marry Elyse.â
Heâd thought about it. Almost everyday since the Myrrtons arrived in Winterfell. Every way that he could get out of this engagement and marry the one he loves. He would never do it, but the thoughts comforted him at night.
Catelyn looked at him as though he had sprouted a second head.
âHave you gone mad?â
Robb didnât speak.
âDo you know what happens if you marry that servant girl?â she says in that stern voice only a mother can channel, âYou offend the Freys. You offend the Myrrtons. You lose the bridge, you lose Cillianâs army, and you lose the means to feed yours. Do you hear me, boy?!â
âDonât call me that.â
âThen donât act like one!â Catelyn finishes and steps back with a sigh, âSeven Hells, Robb! You know what you must do, as well as I do. Why must I speak it aloud?â
He knows that sheâs right. Of course he knows. But he keeps the fantasy alive for his own sake. The image of himself marching into the Great Hall in the middle of the festivities and announcing his journey South. He would apologise to Lord Cillian of course, and his daughter â when the time came. It would only be right.
But alas, it was only a fantasy. Not real. And never will be. So he pulls on his gloves and finishes dressing then turns to his mother, a resentful smile on his lips for what he must do.
âPerhaps I needed the reminder.â
***
All eyes are on you as you enter the room, hands clasped in front of you and chin raised high. They donât just look at you, they study you; the way you walk as though you're floating on air, the way your bright blue dress â an unusual choice of colour in these parts â trails behind you. Even the way your skin glows is a sign of kisses from a sun that the Northerners had never seen. Everything about you screams âoutsiderâ.
But you don't care. You want them to know. The braids in your hair match the style your mother wore during her own engagement dinner. You chose the blue dress because the colour reminds you of the morning view of the sea from your childhood bedroom. And you carry yourself the way you do because you're proud of being a Southern girl â and you do not intend to leave that part of yourself behind.
Robb stands on the raised dais, in front of the high table. He already looks uninterested in all thatâs happening. Still, he extends a hand to help you up, that false smile stuck on his lips, and walks you to your seat. To the right of you sits your mother and father, visibly happy to be here, and to your right sits Robb with his mother beside him.
Over the course of the evening, various men and women that you donât know approach the table to congratulate both you and Robb on your impending nuptials. Despite not having a single word to say to you, heâs more than happy to engage these strangers in long conversations. You start to wonder if it is all a ploy to avoid speaking to you.
With a heavy sigh, you push your plate away from you and lean back in your chair. Your cheeks hurt from the smile youâve been plastering on all night. The music is too loud, everyone is too drunk, and all you wish for is the night to be over.
âFinished already?â your mother suddenly says as she takes a bite of her roasted chicken.
You furrow your brows at her in confusion and she glances quickly at your plate in response. Your chicken is untouched, the carrots and potatoes are only half eaten, and youâve mashed the peas into a green paste with your fork.
She smiles so as not to alert anyone at the table to your conversation, âYouâve barely touched your food.â
âI had some figs and a few potatoes.â
Her face drops, as do all pretenses. âYou need to eat, Y/N,â she says in a firm tone.
âI had a big lunch, Mother, Iâm just not hungry.â
âY/Nââ
âMother,â you cut her off and place a hand over hers as you look into her eyes, âIâm fine. I promise you.â
She doesnât look convinced but she nods anyways, her wary eyes staying on you. For her peace of mind, you cut out a quarter of your chicken breast and forced it down your throat in small bites.
***
Robb lets out his third heavy sigh in a row. His want to have this tedious evening come to a swift end has quickly turned into a desperate need. His father-in-law to be is passed out drunk in his chair, his future mother-in-law is deep in conversation with a woman he doesn't know, his mother is nowhere to be found, and his betrothedâŠthereâs not much to say about her. She hasnât spoken a word to him since she sat down, and Robb is struggling to care.
Somewhere in the crowd, Robb spots a familiar face. Dark hair, a freckled face and deep blue eyes. Elyse. Sheâs serving ale to the guests at the back of the hall. When she finally looks up, she catches Robbâs eyes and stops for a moment. She tucks the empty tray she's holding under her armpit and smiles sweetly at him before turning away. Robb takes this as an invitation to follow.
âIf youâll all excuse me for a moment,â he says to the people at the table as he rises to his feet.
Robb keeps his eyes on Elyse as he nudges his way through the crowd of excited drunks. Heâs so distracted that when he bumps into someone, he almost doesnât realise that it is his mother.
âRobb?â she questions as she looks up at him, âWhere are you going?â
Robb glances quickly at the door. âIâm just stepping out for some fresh air, Mother.â
Catelyn raises a brow, clearly not believing him, âThen why donât you ask Lady Myrrton to accompany you?â
Robb turns back to the table. Y/N has her chin resting in her hand as she stares blank-faced at the drunk dancers in front of her. She looks bored out of her mind, and Robb suspects a hint of condescension in the way she watches them. He dreads the idea of going anywhere with her.
âY/N doesnât know anyone here. She is to be your wife, donât you want her to feel welcome in your home?â
Not particularly, no, Robb thinks to himself. It would be better if his coldness drove her away from Winterfell.
âOr at least try to get to know her?â Catelyn continues.
Robb knows his mother is right. Whether he likes it or not, Y/N will become his wife soon enough. And it would be a shame to share a marital bed with a stranger.
âWill you ask her?â Catelyn asks.
âYes, Mother.â
***
Somehow, the guests at a feast thrown in your honour are having a far better time than you are. They are all stupidly drunk, grasping and groping at each other with red, sweaty faces as they dance to the music.
You canât help but think of your childhood and your friends back home. The memory of dancing with them at parties just as blissfully as this folk are is still fresh in your mind. Of course your mother never let you have a drink until your fifteenth name day, but you never did need intoxication to enjoy yourself. It feels like just yesterday you were gossiping and dancing with Lara, and Faye, and MorinaâŠin reality you havenât laid eyes on them since the day you left the Hills for the Capital.
âLady Y/N.â
Youâre pulled out of your thoughts by the sound of Robbâs voice. In a flash your blank stare disappears and is replaced with a charming smile.
âIâm taking a walk outside and was hoping you might accompany me,â he says.
It is immediately suspicious to you. The man has not spoken a word to you all night but suddenly wants to spend time with you? Impossible.
âOh, itâs quite alright. I donât want to imposeââ
âItâs not an imposition,â he cuts you off and offers a hand.
You stare at it for a moment before reluctantly nodding and placing your hand in his. Not a word is spoken between the two of you as he helps you off of the raised dais and escorts you out of the hall.
***
Outside, Robb sucks in a sharp breath and smiles awkwardly at you. A part of you hopes he speaks first. At least until youâre comfortable with each other.
"I haven't had a chance to show you around the castle," he says, "Would you like a tour of the grounds?"
You take a look around and find that not a single person is outside. The moonlight is illuminating the courtyard nicely, but the main source of light is pouring out of the Great Hall, along with raucous laughter and music.
"This late?"
He shrugs and holds out his arm for you, "If you don't mind."
You take one last look at the Hall and consider the cold and dark for a moment before linking your arm with his.
Robb starts with a tour of the castles itself â every single wing. For a split second you wonder if he seeks to bore you to death until you voluntarily offer to return to the feast, but you stick with it and pay attention to everything he says.
Next comes the kitchens, where Robb introduces you to everyone present. Most are bustling about trying to keep up with the food intake of the feast-goers. Although they all stop to greet you as politely as they can, you can see in their eyes that you are only disrupting their flow. And so you don't keep them, making a mental note to introduce yourself at a later time. Your mother has taught you the importance of having a personal relationship with every member of staff.
Robb is being perfectly polite and kind the whole time. It is more than a little surprising considering how cold he has been since your arrival. Slowly, you start to feel more comfortable with the idea of marrying him, but the memory of Elyse hangs in the back of your mind.
"Would you like to visit the kennels?" he asks.
"Lead the way."
There are barely any torches lit as you approach the kennels. Only the moon's light allows you to see where you're stepping. You can barely make out the auburn of Rob's hair when you glance up at him, and the bright blue of his eyes are now darker, like the evening sky. He looks straight ahead as he walks â whether he notices you looking at him or simply ignores it you have no clue.
Your thoughts are cut off when you hear a sound coming from somewhere in the distance.
A low growl cuts through the stillness of the night's air, and while it sends a chill down your spine, Robb seems unfazed.
"Did you hear that?"
He doesn't say anything. Did he even hear you?
Then you see it. A large shadow bounding towards you at an incredibly fast pace. You slide your arm out of Robb's and step back. The creature grunts and growl and pants as it nears you and Robb, but Robb doesn't move, nor does he speak despite your obvious fear.
When you realise that the creature has no intention of stopping, you lose all composure and dive behind Robb for protection, a screech escaping your lips in the process. You clutch his arms as you peek your head over his shoulders, your heart beating out of your chest.
It doesn't occur to you how drastically different Robb's reaction has been to the whole thing until you hear a laugh rip out of his throat, his head thrown back as it does. It's a joyous, boyish sound that in any other situation would have made you smile, but right now, it only serves to baffle you.
Your hands drop from his arms as you watch him crouch down to his knees where the creature stops. Now that his body is no longer shielding you, you realise what the shadow is.
"That's a wolf!" you gasp as you watch Robb scratch behind its ear and the animal purr in response.
"A direwolf," he says, "Grey Wind."
Grey Wind.
He's a great beast â black as night with piercing yellow eyes. With Robb down on one knee, the wolf is taller than him. Yet, Grey Wind is like putty in his master's hands. You can't help how impressed you are at the sight â at Robb taming a direwolf.
You move around him, watching the two in wonder. Robb looks up at you and tilts his head towards Grey Wind.
"You can touch him," he says, "He won't harm you while I'm here."
Slowly, you kneel down on the ground, momentarily forgetting the beauty and worth of your dress. The wolf seems antsy, but he makes no move to attack. You shoot Robb a worried look and he nods encouragingly.
You raise your hand and hold it right in front of Grey Wind's snout as he sniffs you. Then he moves forward â your breath catching in your throat at the sudden action â and begins sniffing your ear and nuzzling your cheek. Your hands shake as you stroke his fur, Grey Wind purring and bumping his nose against your head as he did so.
Over Grey Wind's head, you notice that Robb is looking at you. He looks surprised more than anything else, the hint of a smile tugging at the corner of his mouth. The sight pleases you.
"There's something else I'd like to show you."
***
The Godswood.
When Robb offers to show you this place, you almost decline, wanting to rest your feet after walking for so long. But standing here in this place, you're glad that you didn't.
It's serene. Still and beautiful. The moonlight bounces off the ripples of the black water and cast a stunning glow across the entire clearing.
"Wow," you breathe and step forward. You approach the weirwood tree and place a hand on it, your fingers tracing the carved face as you're mesmerised by its beauty.
"Lady Y/N," Robb suddenly says, catching your attention, "I know i have been somewhat...cold to you, and that I have barely spoken to you since your arrivalâ"
He must be a mindreader.
"It's quite alright. I know the King doesn't have much time on his hands."
"Even still. You are to be my wife, I ought to make time for you."
You don't respond, allowing him to complete his thought.
"I want you to know that from this day forth, I will do all I can to make sure that you feel welcome here," he says as he takes your hand, "This is to be your home, and I don't want you to feel isolated. Especially not by me."
It is a sweet sentiment, but you notice that yet again, his smile doesn't reach his eyes. It angers you. You don't want empty promises, and you intend to start your marriage as you mean to go on. With honesty.
"I know about you and the servant girl." You can't even speak the girl's name.
Robb drops your hand like a scalding hot coal. He clenches his jaw as his eyes darken.
"What about her?" he asks, clearly annoyed at the topic being raised.
Your mother's words ring in your ears and give you the confidence to speak your mind.
"I want you to end your relationship with her before you and I are wed."
"What?" He's flustered. Speechless.
"I am not some brood mare being sold for the sake of gaining an alliance," you say, feeling emboldened, "My father adores me, and if I go to him in earnest and tell him that I don't want this marriage, he will not hesitate to end this arrangement."
Robb is quiet for a moment as he stares at you, clearly shocked by your nerve. "How could you ask such a thing of me? You don't even know me."
You almost backtrack as you consider his words, but the spirit of your mother inside you won't allow you to.
"These are my conditions," you say, "If you cannot meet them, well...I'm sure you and I both have many other marriage prospects. My father mentioned something about the Freys?"
Robb doesn't say anything, stunned into silence.
"I don't demand your home, nor do I expect your love. But I will have your respect," you say, a firmness in your tone, "I'll leave you to think it through. Your Grace."
***
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Angel Of Death, Two Sides Of The Same Coin, Chapter 1
Word Count:Â 991
âYou donât need to go in, Levinson.â
âThe hell I donât,â Ari growled as he strapped the nine-millimeter handgun to the shoulder holster. Bucky and Curtis chuckled with one another, laughing at how the second in command of Drysdaleâs empire was going into the field when he normally usually worked the back allies and his contacts for information, âShut the hell up you jackalsâŠwhat are you laughing at, huh?â
âNothingâŠjustâŠdonât you feel more comfortable in a dark alley, scamming on some low-level punk whoâs trying to make a name for himself?â
âOr bucking some sense into em?â Curtis added.
âShut the hell up,â Ari growled, glaring at the two men, âI donât see any of your information panning outâŠnow get into position.â
âAye-aye cap-i-tan-ay,â Bucky said jokingly as he tucked a few of his butterfly knives along his sleeves, âwhatever you say.â
âCaptain on deck,â Curtis reminded his friend with a gruff chuckle, âYouâd never know it though fro-â
âShut the hell up you idiots,â Ransom growled, glaring at his enforcer and security expert. He pointed his head in the direction of the warehouse a few blocks away. He gave Ari an unsure look, âyou sure that weâre good to go there? Looks deserted.â
âTrust meâŠLucas Lee is in there,â Bucky chuckled, âthat sick sonofabitch has been fucking the ass he trades around before he puts it on the marketâŠleast, thatâs what Levinson learnedâŠright buddy?â
Ari cringed at the information that led them there. Heâd found out through Pronge that Lee, although a smaller family, had been encroaching on Ransomâs territoryâŠand not only that, but he was selling pussy and dick like there was no tomorrow on Ransomâs corners.Â
âWe going in, or what?â Ari asked.
âEverett, bring Lee out aliveâŠno marks,â Ransom said firmly as he crossed his arms, âif I see him escape the three of you better fucking have bullets in your bodies.â
âWhatever you say, boss,â Bucky chuckled as he lit up his cigarette, âyou want to take front door with me, Everett? We all know how Levinson likes the back door.â
âFuck off with the gay jokes, Barnes,â Ari growled, âat least I can get someâŠyou spend all your time watching porn online. That because youâre losing your touchâŠor you just have a taste for the young ones?â
âFuck off with that shit,â he growled, âonly woman I ever touched that was close to being young is the mother of my children.â
âHowâs that working out?â Curtis teased, âstill not allowed to see her or the little bastards?â
âBetter than catching something like EverettâŠâ Bucky laughed, changing the subject while hitting a low blow on his friend as he took a drag from his cigarette, âhowâs the crabs, Curtis? Pick up anything else from Leeâs girls this time? Or just that?â
âFuck off Barnes!â Curtis growled in response, now angry about his personal life being brought up. Bucky smirked, knowing that he hit a sore spot with the brute.
âWhat are you idiots waiting for?â Ransom asked, nodding towards the warehouse, âGET THE FUCK IN THERE!â
Ariâs breath caught in his throat the second he laid eyes on him. It didnât matter that Lucas Leeâs younger brother was pounding away at him while he was blitzed out of his mind, drooling off the edge of the dirty mattress.Â
âTHE FUCK ARE YOU DOING, LEVINSON?â Curtis growled when he saw the mess, âHeâs a LeeâŠâ
âWas reaching for a gun,â Ari shrugged, pointing to the gun still in the younger manâs hand. Ari fought the urge to rush the drugged-out man who was splattered in blood, and still very much processing what was going on, âyou guys get Lee?â
âYeah,â he nodded shortly. Ari took a deep breath as Curtis spared him a glance, âyou wanna tap that before we pull em all out and turn em over to Ransom?â
âHeâs mine,â Ari said definitively, âwhatever debt he owes in the books you find, Iâll be responsible for itâŠâ
Curtis chuckled, âtrust me when I say thatâs not a smart idea manâŠheâs either an addict or in serious debt with how fucked out he looks.â
âD-DianeâŠâ
âOr straight,â Curtis laughed, watching as the man splattered in blood looked between them, âstill want that hole, Levinson?â
âFuck off, Curtis.â
âWh-whereâs Diane?â the younger man asked, looking nervously to Ari, âd-do you know where Diane is? L-Lucas and his broth-â
But he cut himself off with a scream when his hand ran over his face and came across bloody. He dragged his other hand across his face and screamed again when he realized that too had blood on it, âo-oh my god. I-Iâm bleeding!â
âYouâre not bleeding,â Ari said quickly, tucking his gun away. He took a step towards the younger man, and his eyes shot up at him, âIâm here to helpâŠI promise you that.â
âWhereâs Diane?â
First offâŠIâm going to need to know, who is Diane?â Ari asked. He pointed down at Lucasâ dead brother, âIâm not with themâŠI donât know who you are talking about.â
âM-my sister,â he said quickly, the firm line between fucked up and sober seeming like something he was teetering on as he came to, âtheyâve been paying my debtsâŠme and my sisterâŠwe-we ran away from our parentsâŠmy dad was raping herâŠLucas found us on my boatâŠwh-where is she? I need to see her.â
âWeâll find her, I promise,â Ari said quickly, taking a few more steps until he was near the bed, âhow old is she?â
âSheâs my ageâŠsheâs my little sisterâŠâ he nearly wailed when Ari came into armâs reach. He sat up on his knees and threw himself against the broad chest of the older man, âyou have to help me find herâŠplease.â
âWeâll find herâŠâ Ari said calmly, stroking the younger manâs hair, âCan you tell me your name?â
âF-Frank. My name is Frank Adler.â
âIâm Ari, Frank,â he cooed, âand weâll find your sister. I promise.â
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