"Then you're nowhere near as powerful as you imagine," Lily said, eyebrow arching. "Murder is the cheap out of the unimaginative." A slow grin crossed her face, entirely mirthless and cold. "There are other options. If you can't manage them, then I suppose you're just a brainless killer, yeah?"
Setting his chart in the appropriate pile, Lily nodded. "That's it. You probably won't even need those, but better safe and all that." The smile cracked larger. "Told you I was good."
Leaving the curtained area, she found Rachel, waiting in the doorway. The other woman's body was thin, too thin, and her eyes were overlarge and fixed on Lily's face. "You're late," Lily told her, an edge of concern in her voice.
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Date: 2007-09-08 11:15 pm (UTC)Setting his chart in the appropriate pile, Lily nodded. "That's it. You probably won't even need those, but better safe and all that." The smile cracked larger. "Told you I was good."
Leaving the curtained area, she found Rachel, waiting in the doorway. The other woman's body was thin, too thin, and her eyes were overlarge and fixed on Lily's face. "You're late," Lily told her, an edge of concern in her voice.
Merlin, she looked like death.