If you can repress for a moment your spinster-like longing to meddle in my affairs,' said Lymond cuttingly, from the door, 'I am waiting to go.
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In this excerpt, Lymond asserts his desire for independence and privacy by requesting others to temporarily set aside their interfering tendencies. His tone suggests a sense of frustration or impatience, emphasizing his need to leave without additional intrusion.
He clearly conveys that he is ready to depart and prefers not to be delayed by unwelcome meddling. The quote highlights themes of personal boundaries and the importance of respecting someone's space and...
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