
Eira had spent most of her life learning how quietly a person could disappear.
In her father's house, there were always rooms filled with people, yet somehow there was rarely a place for her. Her stepmother had perfected the art of overlooking her, and Celine had inherited that talent with effortless grace. Eira had learned not to complain about it. Complaints only invited questions, and questions required answers she had stopped wanting to give.

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