"Melanie Rawn - Exiles 2 - The Mage Born Traitor" - читать интересную книгу автора (Rawn Melanie)

"You don't even know which idea I'm talking about!"

"And I don't want to know either. Whatever it is, right now I'm not interested. I thinkтАФ" She
broke off as Sarra turned slightly green. "Are you all right?"

"Give me a minute." Sweat pearled her brow and upper lip. She wiped it away, grimacing.
"Damn Elomar! He said this would stop once I was past my tenth week. And that was six
weeks ago!"

"Are you going to throw up again?" Cailet asked warily, ready to help her to a sink.

"No. I haven't eaten anything all day, there's nothing to throw up. Oh, don't you start! I get
enough cosseting from Col and Tarise!"

"Well, you should be cosseted," Cailet told her firmly. "And once we get you back to
Roseguard, you will be. You'll be living in my house, remember, while the Residence is being
finished, so you won't have any choice."

"Just what I always wantedтАФto be waited on hand and foot all fifteen hours of the day!"

"But you grew up that way, you should be used to all the luxuries."

Sarra laughed. "Caisha, 'luxury' is an evening alone with my husband!"

She smiled to acknowledge the truth of it, then said, "No, I meant all the things you had at
Roseguard. All the wealth, and elegant living. Things like that. We live pretty well at Ryka
Court, but it doesn't belong to us. Do you miss having beautiful things of your own?"

"I'm too amazed that we are living to worry about the way we live. But once we get
Roseguard rebuilt, and finish decorating your houseтАФ"

"I still can't believe you did that for me," Cailet said shyly. "A whole house of my ownтАж"
"I wish you'd let me give you more. But you'll love having a place that belongs to you. You're
right, I do miss that. Roseguard was so lovelyтАж"

"And Ambrai."

Sarra was quiet for a moment. "I loved the Octagon Court. It was my home. But I wasn't First
Daughter, so it never would've belonged to me, and I knew it. Now it belongs to Elin
AlvassyтАФand that suits me fine."

"Ostinhold's the only home I ever knew. I miss it, but it was never any part of it mine."

"When I think of what you should have hadтАФit's not fair," Sarra said. "You grew up in that
dust pit, while I had everything."

"Except your Name. But it doesn't matter. We both turned out to be the right bait in the end."
When her sister looked startled, she arched a brow. "Hadn't you guessed? We were meant to
come to their attention, draw them out, push them into making a mistake. It just didn't turn