We'll keep the three of them in separate rooms, keep changing interviewers on them. I'm betting on Young to fall first.'Roarke eased out of the lot, headed for home. 'Why?''The bastard loves her. Love messes you up. You make mistakes 'cause you're worried, protective. Stupid.'He smiled a little, brushed her hair back from her face, and she dropped steeply into sleep. 'Tell me about it.
In "Immortal in Death" by J.D. Robb, a strategic plan is laid out to interrogate three individuals by keeping them isolated in separate rooms while rotating interviewers. One of the characters expresses a belief that Young will be the first to crack under the pressure. This perspective highlights a deep understanding of human emotions, particularly the impact of love on decision-making and vulnerability.
The conversation underscores the complexities of love, where...
