She paused, then added, “Besides, you don’t really want to know what I think. You’ve already come to your own… — Jim C. Hines
She paused, then added, “Besides, you don’t really want to know what I think. You’ve already come to your own conclusion. You just want me to talk you out of it.”
I had forgotten how annoying Nidhi could be when she was right.
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