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RE: I'm a monster - James Longbottom - 05-17-2020
James nodded. "So the constable won't come after us now?"
RE: I'm a monster - Saoirse O'Connell - 05-17-2020
"There's no reason for him to," Saoirse shrugged.
RE: I'm a monster - James Longbottom - 05-17-2020
James seemed relieved. "Good."
RE: I'm a monster - Saoirse O'Connell - 05-17-2020
"It is," she agreed. The kid was taking all this much better than she was expecting him to.
RE: I'm a monster - James Longbottom - 05-17-2020
James looked at her and smiled. "Won't your husband mind that you're gone for so long?"
RE: I'm a monster - Saoirse O'Connell - 05-17-2020
"I don't have a husband," Saoirse explained. "so, no."
RE: I'm a monster - James Longbottom - 05-17-2020
"Oh... Are you a prostitute?" Logical question. Right?
RE: I'm a monster - Saoirse O'Connell - 05-17-2020
Saoirse raised his eyebrows in pure exasperation. "No, I'm not a prostitute."
RE: I'm a monster - James Longbottom - 05-17-2020
"What do you do for a living then?" the boy asked.
RE: I'm a monster - Saoirse O'Connell - 05-17-2020
"I'm a writer," she said. To be fair, her writing earned her absolutely no money, and it was mainly from other work that she earned a living, but still. 'Writer' was more impressive than 'ordinary working woman'.