I am quite out of patience with him. Fiona Kincaid set her teacup on the small tray with a decided click. Dougal's been in a horrid temper since he arrived.I like him better this way, Fiona's handsome husband retorted. He barely said a word over breakfast.She gave an exasperated sigh. I'm surprised you two don't get along better, as you're very similar. Jack's flat stare made her add hastily, In things.In very things.
Fiona Kincaid expresses her frustration with her husband Dougal, who has been in a terrible mood since his arrival. As she sets her teacup down, it becomes clear that Dougal's temperament is affecting those around him, including her. Fiona's husband amusingly points out that he prefers Dougal's current state of grumpiness, noting the lack of conversation at breakfast as evidence of Dougal's mood.
Fiona seems surprised at the tension, remarking on the similarities between them and suggesting that they should get along better. She quickly clarifies that they share certain qualities, trying to diffuse the tension while highlighting the conflict in their personalities.
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