Stein shook his head, still holding her arm in a firm grip. He didn't want her to leave now. She'd had her chance. "You say all that like it'll matter to me at the time," he said.
His lips quirked. "Not to mention that probably the last person I'm afraid of is William Birkin."
He finally stepped through the doorway, pulling her along into another dimly-lit corridor. The heavy steel door closed with a clang that echoed on the bare concrete walls.
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Date: 2009-06-15 03:11 pm (UTC)His lips quirked. "Not to mention that probably the last person I'm afraid of is William Birkin."
He finally stepped through the doorway, pulling her along into another dimly-lit corridor. The heavy steel door closed with a clang that echoed on the bare concrete walls.