Marquesate Quotes

Opening The Door, He Nearly Did A Double Take Into The Mirror Behind
him.
Hooch. Hooch, Pushing His Shades Back Up Onto His Head, And Re-shouldering The Bergan. Hooch, Standing In The Doorway.
"Been Thinking."
Two Words, More Than Usual.
"Been Around A Bit."
Six, Speech Worthy Of A National Holiday.
"Looking For A Station Now."
Eleven, Whole Fucking Fireworks.
"Central Station."
Thirteen, And The Heavens Came Down For Matt.
"You Still Offering?"
Sixteen, And The World Stopped Spinning.
Matt Stood Thinking For A While, Not A Muscle In His Face Twitched. Then
stepped Aside, Gestured The Other Man To Follow Him. Closed The Door.
"One Condition."
Hooch's Brows Rose For A Split Second.
Matt Broke Into A Grin At Last, Which Threatened To Split His Face. "Promise
not To Talk Too Much.

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