Catherine looked as if she was about to boil over. “We have been poisoned,” she said again. “We’re about to… — Genevieve Cogman
Catherine looked as if she was about to boil over. “We have been poisoned,” she said again. “We’re about to die! I’ll never get at those books!”
“Now, that’s the right attitude,” Kai agreed, glad to see her demonstrating a proper sense of priorities.
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“Very well. Then our conversation is over.”
“Aren’t you going to threaten me?” Irene asked.
“Miss Winters, if you don’t already feel threatened, I’m not doing my job properly.”
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My dear Miss Winters,
You will have realized by now that I intend to bring down irretrievable ruin on you, your loved ones, your friends and associates, your workplace, and anything else that comes to mind. Please don’t feel obliged to thank me. It is my pleasure entirely.
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“May I be frank?” Sherrington asked.
Irene sighed. This was always the sign of a fast-approaching insult.
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