He looked every bit as haggard as Jared felt. “I don’t like it. She shouldn’t be out of your sight, Jared. Not after what happened.” “I’ve got a friend watching her for the moment. I arranged for him to drive her back to London. She’ll be safe.” “Tell me again what happened.” Jared crossed his arms tensely. “Hell if I know. One minute she was asleep, and the next I saw her walking beside the moat.” “But why?” Jared shrugged. “She didn’t even know her real name. She might have been sleepwalking, but that doesn’t explain the other differences. Her voice, her gestures were wrong. She was like a different person.” “I don’t understand.” “I don’t either.” Jared strode to the window, watching sunlight brush the courtyard. “There was something odd about her demeanor, Nicholas.
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