How about we back up?" he said."What?""Back up to before we went in the cabin. I was going to tell you what I thought was going on. With you. It starts with that old woman at the tattoo studio. The one who said you were a skin-walker.""I--""Not yet. This is my chance to look brilliant.
by Kelley Armstrong (0 Reviews)
In "The Calling" by Kelley Armstrong, a conversation unfolds between two characters as one suggests they revisit a moment from the past, specifically before entering a cabin. He indicates that he has thoughts about the other character's situation, which he believes ties back to an encounter with an old woman at a tattoo studio. This woman had made a curious remark about the character, referring to them as a "skin-walker."
The character's eagerness to explain shows his desire to understand deeper connections and supernatural elements, highlighting his belief that past interactions hold significant meaning for the present. His insistence on sharing his insights reveals both his confidence and the importance he places on these revelations as they navigate their shared experiences.
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