“Very well. Then our conversation is over.” “Aren’t you going to threaten me?” Irene asked. “Miss Winters, if… — Genevieve Cogman
“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,
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