CHAPTER 21: THE COUNCIL'S DEMAND-2

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"I'm saying that she has a history we don't understand, and you're treating her as though she's entitled to your protection simply because you've decided to trust her." She said. "I haven't decided to trust her." I said. The answer came immediately, and several people exchanged looks. I continued before anyone could interrupt. "But I have decided that she deserves the opportunity to explain herself without being condemned because of what she is. There's a difference, Maren. I suggest you learn it." I said. Her expression tightened, hurt flickering across her face before she concealed it. Elder Edric seized the opportunity. "This is precisely our concern. You are defending her before the investigation is complete, and your own head of security believes your judgment is compromised."

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