Not the surprise party thing again.""Better work on your surprised face."I opened the door. "No final words of warning?""I trust you."I sighed. "That'll be my epitaph someday. So trustworthy. So honest. So boring.
by Kelley Armstrong (0 Reviews)
In this passage, there's a playful conversation where one character expresses reluctance about another surprise party, indicating a sense of déjà vu with this recurring theme. The mention of needing to "work on your surprised face" suggests that surprises are frequent enough that it has become a joke between them. The interaction hints at a level of familiarity and casual humor in their relationship. Furthermore, the character opens the door, anticipating...
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