Stupid son of a bitchHis droopy eyes went huge. What did you say to me?You heard me. You're too tight-assed. To stubborn, too to put your feelings aside. I can't afford to lose a key member at this stage of the investigation. You that, so don't come in here and tell me I've got cause to boot you.You're the one who's going to get a boot, right straight up your ass.You couldn't take me ten years ago, she shot back, you sure as hell can't take me now.Want to test that out, kid?
by J.D. Robb
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In a tense conversation, one character expresses frustration towards another, demanding they let go of their stubbornness and focus on the investigation. The accusation suggests that the individual’s rigid attitude might jeopardize a crucial team member, indicating the urgency of the situation. The dialogue escalates as both parties engage in a heated exchange, highlighting their conflicting personalities and the stakes involved in the investigation.

The confrontation intensifies as one character challenges the other, reminding them of past encounters where they did not manage to outmatch them. This exchange reveals not only their strong-willed natures but also sets the stage for a potential confrontation, hinting at deeper issues that may affect their partnership moving forward. The tone suggests a clash of egos, but with a shared understanding of their roles in the critical situation at hand.

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