And you were going to do that anyway. I was, yes. He smiled at
In J.D. Robb's "Calculated in Death," a conversation unfolds between two characters that highlights their understanding of each other's intentions. One character confirms that they intended to take a specific action regardless of the circumstances surrounding it. This indicates a sense of resolve and inevitability in their choices.
The smile exchanged suggests a shared recognition of the situation, reflecting a blend of camaraderie and acceptance of their roles. The moment captures the essence of their relationship and the deeper themes of duty and commitment that run throughout the narrative.
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