And it's clear, he's taken her statement far more seriously than she intended. Wouldn't be the first time they've misunderstood each other, and it won't be the last.
'I think what you meant to say is, "Keep your nose out of it, Bolly."'
Her lips slide into a crooked smirk.
'And I will, never fear. But I will tell you what I think, and you can take it or leave it.'
Her tone is still gentle, affectionate even. He's such a hard case sometimes.
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'I think what you meant to say is, "Keep your nose out of it, Bolly."'
Her lips slide into a crooked smirk.
'And I will, never fear. But I will tell you what I think, and you can take it or leave it.'
Her tone is still gentle, affectionate even. He's such a hard case sometimes.