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“So now what?” he asked.
“Don’t look at me,” Tretiakovna said. “The last time I got involved with the dwarf—” she jerked her head at Zilwicki “—I got turned into a bimbo and lost an arm. And if there’s anything in the universe more ridiculous than a one-armed bimbo, I can’t imagine what it is.”
“I can think of several possibilities,” Cachat said.
“Like what?” she demanded suspiciously.
“I’m thinking. I’m thinking.”
“Oh, hell.” Tretiakovna looked at Tarkovsky and waved him away from the chair he’d abandoned. “Move. I’m going to need to sit down after all. Victor Cachat thinking is the stuff of nightmares.”
“Don’t look at me,” Tretiakovna said. “The last time I got involved with the dwarf—” she jerked her head at Zilwicki “—I got turned into a bimbo and lost an arm. And if there’s anything in the universe more ridiculous than a one-armed bimbo, I can’t imagine what it is.”
“I can think of several possibilities,” Cachat said.
“Like what?” she demanded suspiciously.
“I’m thinking. I’m thinking.”
“Oh, hell.” Tretiakovna looked at Tarkovsky and waved him away from the chair he’d abandoned. “Move. I’m going to need to sit down after all. Victor Cachat thinking is the stuff of nightmares.”