Then he turns to you. His expression seems to say, 'You'd better not leave this mess for me alone'.
Psyche
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Then he turns to you. His expression seems to say, 'You'd better not leave this mess for me alone'.
Are there more terrible words to hear from your half-brother?
If the lieutenant were here, he would remind you that you don't speak only for yourself but the entire RCM. What you say now will reflect on all of your half-brothers and sisters.
You think he's in his room, but do you really know? No, you don't. You only know that he isn't here...
Though you haven't exactly been a credit to the investigation so far, the lieutenant doesn't want to be left in the cold, either.
There's nothing to add, he thinks. The situation speaks for itself.
Something here is eating at the lieutenant, as much as he would like to move past it.
You're not only speaking for yourself, he means to tell you, you're speaking for all of the RCM. What you say now will reflect on all of your half-brothers and sisters.
Down below a little doll-sized lieutenant is looking up, shielding his eyes. He's worried for you.
Then he turns to you. He shakes his head slightly and looks back at the amplifier.
That reminds you, where has your half-brother gone?
A white lie -- of course he has opinions.
A white lie -- of course he has opinions.
Somewhere in a hospital bed the lieutenant turns onto his side, feverish and exhausted...
Somewhere in a hospital bed the lieutenant turns onto his side, feverish and exhausted...
Somewhere in a hospital bed the lieutenant turns onto his side, feverish and exhausted...
A white lie -- of course he has opinions.
Somewhere in a hospital bed the lieutenant turns onto his side, feverish and exhausted...