I could see the cartoon slot machine flicker behind his eyes. Nightingale was offering what the ridiculously… — Ben Aaronovitch
I could see the cartoon slot machine flicker behind his eyes. Nightingale was offering what the ridiculously rich always crave—a chance to be exclusive.
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“A creeping sense of existential dread,” I said. “Apart from that I’m good.”
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