Linda Lael Miller Quote
Steven looked wan in the light of the lantern, but he smiled when he saw Emma. That distracted him from the fact that Sing Cho was opening a large brown bottle. Just when Sing Cho doused the long cut with alcohol, Emma stuffed the biscuit into Steven’s mouth and stifled what she was sure was a string of shouted curses. His eyes narrowed, and his jaw moved angrily as he chewed and swallowed. Damn it, woman, he rasped, when something hurts as bad as that, a man has a right to cuss. You did enough cussing the first time, Emma replied, watching as Sing Cho wrapped a fresh bandage around his arm.
Linda Lael Miller
Steven looked wan in the light of the lantern, but he smiled when he saw Emma. That distracted him from the fact that Sing Cho was opening a large brown bottle. Just when Sing Cho doused the long cut with alcohol, Emma stuffed the biscuit into Steven’s mouth and stifled what she was sure was a string of shouted curses. His eyes narrowed, and his jaw moved angrily as he chewed and swallowed. Damn it, woman, he rasped, when something hurts as bad as that, a man has a right to cuss. You did enough cussing the first time, Emma replied, watching as Sing Cho wrapped a fresh bandage around his arm.
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