“He saved me, I saved him,” Alice said. “The usual, really. What else are friends for?” “If you ask me,” the… — Django Wexler
“He saved me, I saved him,” Alice said. “The usual, really. What else are friends for?”
“If you ask me,” the cat said, “friends ought to keep you out of situations where you need saving.”
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