Chapter 4-2

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“I did so because his absence would neutralise the ship and would possibly give us information on these people and their aims.” “You did so of your own accord and without consultation.” “Tell me how I was meant to have consulted anyone from a secret place where the Exchange has no coverage!” But there was no point in arguing and I would do best to shut up, because in typical fashion, I’d probably soon put my foot in it. And he was right: it had been my decision. A poor one, as it turned out to be. I still didn’t see how I could have done anything better. “Very well, I will deal with the captain’s impatience my way. I can’t guarantee you’ll like it, and would really appreciate some support, but if there is going to be none . . . Is there anything else you wished to talk about?” “Yes.

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