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The one who is watched does not see, Teg thought.

Teg passed the back of a hand across his mouth.

Teg was not going to make this any easier for her.

Looking up once more at Teg, she saw surprise on his face.

It would not be easy to block her, Teg knew.

Teg admitted to himself then that there had been a need.

Teg had never been a good liar, not even to himself.

"You did not come down here to be alone," Teg said.

She would not allow that to continue long, Teg knew, but it was out of his hands.

Duncan and Teg had been on the floor with only one break all morning.

There was very little sign in this man of a woman's care, Teg thought.

She sensed that Teg was trying to tell her something.

She tells them that this attack will be led by Teg.

Teg went to this side of the room and waited with his back to the wall.

Teg opened his mouth and closed it without a sound.

Teg looked at the dark brown liquid in his bowl.

"You put out the word to meet us here," Teg said.

Teg was my father and still I must do this."

"I will give you a list of people," Teg said.

"There is only one way to make sure," Teg said.

Duncan looked into his empty cup and then at Teg.

Teg sat forward on the edge of his chair, but did not speak.

Teg sensed no threat to him in his present position, though.

Obviously, Teg did not place full trust in the contacts.

He has made that judgment on insufficient data, Teg thought.