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Diana Gabaldon Quote

I thought of it, yes, he said finally. He let his head fall back on the pillow, eyes fixed on the low beamed ceiling. Still, if I was human enough—or petty enough—to consider that I might offend you by bringing William here, I would ask you to believe that such offense was not my motive in coming.

Diana Gabaldon

I thought of it, yes, he said finally. He let his head fall back on the pillow, eyes fixed on the low beamed ceiling. Still, if I was human enough—or petty enough—to consider that I might offend you by bringing William here, I would ask you to believe that such offense was not my motive in coming.

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