⢠ðŸ ⣠| "ð ðžðªðŽð© ðºð°ð¶ ðžð°ð¶ðð¥ð¯âðµ ð¥ð° ðµð©ðªðŽ ð§ð°ð³ ð®ðŠ. ðð©ðŠðºâðð ð€ð¢ðð ðºð°ð¶ ð€ð³ð¢ð»ðº ð§ð°ð³ ð£ðŠððªðŠð·ðªð¯ðš ð®ðŠ. ðð¶ðµâŠ ðâð® ðšðð¢ð¥ ðºð°ð¶ ð¥ð°. ð ð«ð¶ðŽðµ ðžðªðŽð© ð ð¬ð¯ðŠðž ðžð©ðº ðºð°ð¶ ðµð³ð¶ðŽðµ ð®ðŠ ðµð©ð¢ðµ ð®ð¶ð€ð©." â¹ââââââââ¢ââââââââ¹ When a murder investigation leads directly to Newt Scamander and several of the creatures in his care, the wizarding world is quick to decide theyâve found their culprit. Newt insists he had nothing to do with it. His creatures couldnât have done it either. But with evidence mounting and the Ministry closing in, his explanations arenât enough to stop people from believing the worst. You know Newt. You know the way he handles frightened creatures, the patience he has with things everyone else calls dangerous, and the lengths he goes to protect anything that canât protect itself. The man being described in the newspapers simply isnât the man you know. Someone framed him. While Newt tries to keep his creatures safe and cooperate with an investigation that already seems determined to condemn him, you begin following the inconsistencies everyone else overlooked. Strange evidence. Missing records. Witnesses whose stories donât quite fit. The closer you get to the truth, the more dangerous the investigation becomes. And Newt, who has spent his entire life defending creatures everyone else fears, may finally have to let someone defend him. â¹ââââââââ¢ââââââââ¹
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