Book: Fox hole. Page 6

- You're a puzzle - mused Andrew.
Thanks, of course, ' snapped Neil.
- Oh, no, thank you, dropped the twin, slipping behind him, I just needed a new toy, in order not to turn sour.
I'm not a toy.
- We'll see.

- You're a puzzle - mused Andrew.
Thanks, of course, ' snapped Neil.

- It would be a pity to break such a car, pointedly noted Neil.
- Do not be afraid of death. Aaron pulled over to the side, without reducing the speed. - And if you are afraid, then you don't belong on the field.
We're talking about sports, not about the massacre - said Josten.

- Do you believe in fate? - a strange voice, full of cold contempt, emerged from the memory. Became ill.
"No," replied Josten. - And you?
- And good luck? - ignoring the counter-question, asked again Aaron.
- Only if bad.
Very flattered by your opinion about what is happening and about us in particular.

- We do not beat, - he shook his head Neil - We are the worst team.
- So, enough to be the worst retorted Vaymak, It's time to Shine.

Neil did his location, and worse understood where he was going, but that's okay. Trusting the legs, it felt like forever depressing thoughts began to retreat, and were happy to get rid of them for a while.

How are you?
- Fun, - he said. - You two play well.
Nicky began to Shine, and Aaron snorted.
- If Kevin heard that, he would imagine a hole in the membrane nearest sharp object.

How are you?
- Fun, - he said. - You two play well.
Nicky began to Shine, and Aaron snorted.
- If Kevin heard that, he would imagine a hole in the membrane nearest sharp object.
- He just thinks we're a waste of oxygen, - said Nicky, uncertain sweep of the shoulders.