I didn't blow anyone!' he roared. 'If anyone was getting blown it was me. Although, of course, it wasn't me anyway, as it never happened.' 'That's a great quote,' said Mr Denby-Denby. 'We should definitely put that into the press release. I don't blow teenage boys. They blow me.
In the excerpt from The Heart's Invisible Furies by John Boyne, a character passionately denies blowing anyone, claiming that if anyone was actually doing the blowing, it was himself. He emphasizes that it never happened, suggesting a mix of frustration and humor in the situation.
Mr. Denby-Denby responds with admiration for the quote, considering it-worthy of inclusion in a press release. He humorously clarifies that he doesn't blow teenage boys but is instead blown by them, highlighting the witty and provocative tone of the dialogue.
