To those who know the book "Only Ashes Remain"

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Shkiper50 [21]2 years ago

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Answer:

Example 1: Nita makes her arrangements to stay in Canada instead of going back to Chicago.

Example 2: Since Nita isn't held captive, she forms a plot to find out about her Kidnappers with the help of Kovit and Fabricio.

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