"Two hours without interruption will suit," Niska estimates, thinking that she can return to charge in the dead of night or when she takes a shift herself. "I don't want other people knowing about what I am," she says, hoping that she's already made that very clear and yet understanding that she can't say it enough.
"Thank you," she also says, grudgingly, because she recalls, even now, that humans like to hear those words. She supposes she even means it, a little.
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"Thank you," she also says, grudgingly, because she recalls, even now, that humans like to hear those words. She supposes she even means it, a little.