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How stupid had he been to ride for so long wounded, and so far south, only breaking the ride for the horses sake. A post horse would have been more sensible, but the chestnut steed, Agnella, was his last link to Mario. Where was he He remembered a crumbling, dingy suburb and then, rising out of it, a oncemajestic yellow stone arch, an erstwhile gateway that pierced a formerly magnificent citys walls. Ezios impulse had been to rejoin Machiavelli to right the wrong he had committed by not making sure that Rodrigo Borgia was dead. But by God, he was tired. He lay back on the pallet he found himself on. He could smell the dry straw, its odour carrying with it a hint of cow dung. Where was he An image of Caterina came suddenly and strongly into his mind. He must free her. They had to be together at last. But perhaps he should also free himself from her, though part of his heart told him that this was not what he really wanted. How could he trust her How could a simple man ever understand the subtle labyrinths of a womans mind Alas, the torture of love didnt seem to get any less acute with age. Was she using him Ezio had always maintained an inner room within his heart, a sanctum sanctorum that was kept locked, even to his most intimate friends, his mother who knew of it and respected it his sister, and his late brothers and father. Had Caterina broken in He hadnt been able to prevent the killing of his father and brothers, and by Christ and the Cross he had done his best to protect Maria and Claudia. Caterina could look after herself she was a book that kept its covers closed and yet and yet, how he longed to read it. I love you, his heart cried out to Caterina in spite of himself. The woman of his dreams at last, this late in life. But his duty, he told himself, came first, and Caterina Caterina never truly showed her cards. Her enigmatic brown eyes, her smile, the way she could twist him round her long, expert fingers. The closeness. The closeness. But also the keen silence of her hair, which always smelled of vanilla and roses How could he ever trust her, even when he laid his head on her breast after they had made passionate love, and wanted so much to feel secure No! The Brotherhood. The Brotherhood. The Brotherhood! His mission and his destiny. I am dead, Ezio said to himself. I am already dead inside, but I will finish what I have to do. The dream dissolved and his eyelids flickered open, revealing a view of an ample but elderly cleavage descending on him, the chemise the woman was wearing parting like the Red Sea. Ezio sat up rapidly. His wound was properly dressed now, and the pain was so dull as to be almost negligible. As his eyes focused, they took in a small room with walls of roughhewn stone. Calico curtains were drawn across the small dows, and in a corner an iron stove burned, the embers from its open door giving the place its only light. The door was shut, but whoever was with him in the room lit the stump of a candle. A middleaged woman, who looked like a peasant, knelt beside him, just within the frame of his vision. Her face was kindly as she tended to his wound, rearranging the poultice and bandage. It was sore! Ezio ced in pain.

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