[One eyebrow goes up at that. He doesn't know Kovacs, but it doesn’t really matter. He doesn’t believe her. He could try to explain that what makes this funny isn’t what she reads, it’s her embarrassment. Her defensiveness. The painfully obvious lie she just told. But she made it clear what she thought of his analyzing her before, so he doesn’t.
He can learn. Maybe.
Instead he holds out the book he picked up, offering it to her.]
You should be more careful with your friend's belongings, don’t you think?
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He can learn. Maybe.
Instead he holds out the book he picked up, offering it to her.]
You should be more careful with your friend's belongings, don’t you think?