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But tonight, we dance.
Quin's father nodded, putting the papers to the side and looking at Jamie curiously. He approached her and pulled the envelope from her bag, tearing it open and reading the contents of the message. It was a detailed plan to get those non-magicals who had been trapped on this side of the fence back home. Jamie didn't know that, however. Quin's father raised an eyebrow and laughed, "How ironic. You come here with plans to rescue the captives, and end up captive yourself."
Jamie opened her mouth to speak and he put a finger to his lips, shushing her again. "Prisoners don't speak. You'll do well to remember this." he looked at his son with a smile, "Good work, Quin. I'm proud of you. Can you take her down to the holding cell in the basement, clean up her arms and find out what skills of use she has so we can put her to work as soon as possible? Also, organise for her hair to be changed... bright red doesn't suit a servant. Something more demure, please."
"Screw you." Jamie mumbled.
Jamie opened her mouth to speak and he put a finger to his lips, shushing her again. "Prisoners don't speak. You'll do well to remember this." he looked at his son with a smile, "Good work, Quin. I'm proud of you. Can you take her down to the holding cell in the basement, clean up her arms and find out what skills of use she has so we can put her to work as soon as possible? Also, organise for her hair to be changed... bright red doesn't suit a servant. Something more demure, please."
"Screw you." Jamie mumbled.