Peter`s not friendly. He gives me sideways looks. The architecture is far from reassuring. I feel uneasy. A pity,—the interview began so well: I mentioned fiendish things, he waved them away and sloshed out a martini strangely needed. We spoke of indifferent matters— God`s health, the vague hell of the Congo, John`s energy, anti-matter matter. I felt fine. Then a change came backward. A chill fell. Talk slackened, died, and began to give me sideways looks. `Chirst,` I thought `what now?` and would have askt for another but didn`t dare. I feel my application failing. It`s growing dark, some other sound is overcoming. His last words are: `We betrayed me.`SourceThe script ran 0.001 seconds.
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