In desperation, she slid her fingers in the cracks between blocks, looking for some kind of catch or hidden… — Django Wexler
In desperation, she slid her fingers in the cracks between blocks, looking for some kind of catch or hidden mechanism. Which was ridiculous, she thought, because how complicated could a secret door be if a cat figured it out?
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