“What's the matter with you tonight?" he asked when we were out of earshot of Stirling and Co."I told you.""No," he said, "it isn't just the murder tonight. Hell, I've seen you kill people and be less upset afterwards. What's wrong?”

Laurell K. Hamilton

Laurell K. Hamilton - “What's the matter with you...” 1

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