Editing Reunion Road
Warning: You are not logged in. Your IP address will be publicly visible if you make any edits. If you log in or create an account, your edits will be attributed to your username, along with other benefits.
The edit can be undone.
Please check the comparison below to verify that this is what you want to do, and then save the changes below to finish undoing the edit.
Latest revision | Your text | ||
Line 93: | Line 93: | ||
"Oh, and I will partake of a ham sandwich." The cat in her was never far...<br><br> | "Oh, and I will partake of a ham sandwich." The cat in her was never far...<br><br> | ||
− | "Well," Quentin drawled with a smile. "There was the point where we | + | "Well," Quentin drawled with a smile. "There was the point where we bound and suspended off that beam by the Tong. We exchanged boot knives."<br><br> |
"It was the least I can do," Josephine explained as she served up Evie's choice on a small plate. Once everyone had been served, she sat with her tea and stole a glance at Quentin over the rim of her cup. Had she been alone with Evie, she would not have hesitated to dish out the details but with Quentin present, she was suddenly unsure of what she could say. She discreetly nudged Quentin's foot under the table and continued. "He'd lent me his to cut us free and I lost it moments later neutralizing an adversary. It wasn't long after that when Quentin had to take his leave of London. I didn't see him again until a few months ago in February. The Colonel sent us to the Balkans to investigate suspicious activity and that was when we finished forming the partnership that began in Limehouse." <br><br> | "It was the least I can do," Josephine explained as she served up Evie's choice on a small plate. Once everyone had been served, she sat with her tea and stole a glance at Quentin over the rim of her cup. Had she been alone with Evie, she would not have hesitated to dish out the details but with Quentin present, she was suddenly unsure of what she could say. She discreetly nudged Quentin's foot under the table and continued. "He'd lent me his to cut us free and I lost it moments later neutralizing an adversary. It wasn't long after that when Quentin had to take his leave of London. I didn't see him again until a few months ago in February. The Colonel sent us to the Balkans to investigate suspicious activity and that was when we finished forming the partnership that began in Limehouse." <br><br> |