“Are you sure it was him?” Teresa asked. “Provable? No. Silly to assume anything different? Yes. At this… — James S. A. Corey
“Are you sure it was him?” Teresa asked.
“Provable? No. Silly to assume anything different? Yes. At this point I’d need evidence that it wasn’t Duarte before I’d entertain it seriously. I hear hoofbeats, I’m still thinking horses at this point.”
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