[Killed by people who have grudges against Leblanc?] Is blackmail so common for you?
[It's a terrible truth of her job, that everything must be so secretive - but that's part of the appeal. She will visit frequently enough, but that's all he sees of her, and each time she comes into his house and takes up all the empty space is a sight worth waiting for.
After a moment of consideration, he feels he can answer truthfully.] I understand.
However, is there something else that prevents us from being called 'anything more' than that?
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[It's a terrible truth of her job, that everything must be so secretive - but that's part of the appeal. She will visit frequently enough, but that's all he sees of her, and each time she comes into his house and takes up all the empty space is a sight worth waiting for.
After a moment of consideration, he feels he can answer truthfully.] I understand.
However, is there something else that prevents us from being called 'anything more' than that?