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ipressedfingersintu.atleasttheyb.butiuldtelltheyainnaberedreadinginanartientididothinkofthethreattolife,onlythethreattohands.agetothetseedtotheslyaroundilitantfeleguardputherhandsaroundthe,shekhadleftthestheyyhands,sotheyhadprobablynotbeeninstruildguardghtbepersuadedtoloosele.ideoingandrequestthatthehandcuffsbeloosened.

ingthroughtheoutsidedoorandsahethinlineoflightappearagainaroundthecelldoor,istoodup.

“areyougoingtonfesshaveyouthoughtoverthetter”italeguard.

“iont,”isaid.

“goodso,youhavedecidedtolast.”

“no,no,itsnotaboutnfession.itsabouthands.”

“aboutyourhands”

“theyarebadlysabit”iasked.

“youarefeelingunfortablenosgoodyounfessifyouhehandcuffsakenoff.”

“abitnow”

“youjustnfessliketheotherprisonersyouhavebroughtthisonyourself.itsnotthefaultofthehandcuffs.”

“pleaselookathands.theyarebadlyswollen.”

“itdoanythingaboutthat.ifyoudecidetonfess,ihisdoorandtakeyouout.thatsallido,”theguardsaid.

“uldyoutoyoursuperiorthathandsareverybadlyswollen”

“no.ifyoudecidetonfess,iakeyouout.”

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