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ced through Kris
blood mixed with the sour tang of spilled champaged her e
rimson. A crystal flute lay shattered across the Persian rug, its jagged frag
llowed the
licate, silver-handled fruit knife was buried to the hilt in his
harp and absolu
her knuckles bleached white from the force of her grip. Splashes of blood stained the bodice o
ed to r
th
recall had happened hours ago. Her cousin and best friend, Felice Velazquez, had h
d, the word a dry
sheath slipped from her gras
door cli
n, walked in, Fe
eatrical shriek, pressing herself aga
is eyes fixed on the body. "Grandfathe
disbelief and accusat
ng towards him. "I don't know what happened! I
he recoiled, shoving her away
was ice. "Kristy, how could
't even l
placed a gentle hand on Kristy's arm. "Kristy, don't be scared
, each one a subtle c
o wail, growing closer, louder, sealing the ro
swiftly and with detached efficiency. One of them approached Kristy, who was shakas they led her away. "You ha
dkerchief from his pocket, and meticulously wiped the h
aw Felice trailing behind them. Just before they reached the elev
isper, meant only for her. "He didn
rified, at the innocent, smiling face of
h pure malice. "Oh, and the drug in your champa
he shock on K
your ne
ce. She felt as though all the air had been knocked out of her lungs. All the scr
white and freezing. A single burepeated, her voice hoarse. "My cousin,
"Ms. Hill, your fingerprints are on the sheath. You have motive-Mr. Conrad Sharpe was against your
r added, flipping a page. "He said you were drinking hea
as a nail in
wyer," she ma
just got a call from her family's lawyer," he sai
pmother... they had
emed to glow with a bloody light. She stared at the one-way m

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