[The Odds by Ethel M. Dell]@TWC D-Link bookThe Odds CHAPTER XIV 56/103
I arrived here in this room by means of a process called bribery and corruption.
But if you are too busy to listen to me, I will wait." "I can listen," Molly said. He had not even shaken hands with her, and she felt strangely uncertain of herself.
She was even conscious of a childish desire to run away. He took her at her word at once.
"Thank you," he said.
"Now, do you remember a certain conversation that took place between us six months ago ?" "I remember," she said. An odd sense of powerlessness had taken possession of her, and she knew it had become visible to him, for she saw his face alter. "I know I'm ugly," he said, abruptly; "but I'm not frowning, believe me." She understood the allusion and laughed rather faintly.
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