But then, I didn't think I'd tell them you were here. What makes you think they don't know? I asked, beginning to feel rather hollow, despite my earlier resolve to brazen it out. I cast a quick glance at the window, but
In this excerpt from "Outlander" by Diana Gabaldon, the speaker engages in a tense conversation that reveals underlying uncertainties and suspicions. They contemplate the presence of someone and whether others are aware of it, reflecting feelings of apprehension and vulnerability despite their initial courage to confront the situation.
The speaker's internal conflict is highlighted as they start to doubt their earlier determination. A quick look out the window suggests a need for escape or reassurance, emphasizing the emotional weight of the moment and hinting at a broader narrative of secrecy and tension among the characters.
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