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“You’re condemned souls,” Laszlo reminded them. “Your only duty is to suffer eternal torment. Besides, what do you care when I show up? Does it honestly upset you when I’m late?” “Yes,” sniffed one of the souls. “It does.” “Then I guess I’m doing my job.”
make us sound like animals.” “You are,” said Laszlo cheerfully. “But you’ve also got souls, which is why my kind finds you so irresistible. And really, being an animal isn’t a bad thing. The trouble starts when humans pretend they’re something else.”
Reaching over, he took her hand and clasped it within his own. The two stared at each other’s reflections in the elevator doors.
big problems often lead to bigger opportunities.”
Maybe one day she’d be able to enjoy moments like this without a nagging sense of wariness or guilt. But she had spent nineteen years cultivating those emotions.