Neil Wright

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The monseigneur was silent for a long time before he finally remarked, “You’re not uncomfortable with silence.” I shook my head. I didn’t really see why I should be discomforted by people not talking. “It’s unusual,” he said. “Why?” “People want to fill silence. They’ll reveal their hand, so to speak.” The monseigneur folded his own hands neatly in his lap. “You don’t.”
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