The quick acceptance of George came not so much because of George's natural wit and charm, but because Maureen was so different when he was around. He gentled her; her smile was almost girlish, and the Enforcer had turned into a woman in love. After a couple of hours of general comradery, Colin shook George's hand and said, My man, we should have hired you years ago to soften up the old girl. I heard that, Maureen said from the kitchen. The
George's presence had a transformative effect on Maureen, revealing a softer side of her personality that had often been masked. His natural charm and wit seemed to bring out a more youthful and playful demeanor in her, making it apparent that she was in love. The change was so striking that it amused Colin, who humorously suggested they should have brought George into their lives much earlier to bring this gentler side of Maureen out.
This exchange highlights the positive impact that George had on Maureen, suggesting that love can inspire personal growth and happiness in ways that those closest to us might not recognize. Colin's comment and Maureen's playful response underscore the warmth and camaraderie shared among the characters, illustrating how relationships can be enriched through the connections we foster with others.
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