It was tempting to be exasperated by the semantics, but Skulduggery chose to be amused by them instead. He was semantic often enough himself, and there was probably a universal rule somewhere which cited that as hypocrisy.
He'd considered Milyn as well; the only drawback was that she reminded him too much of people like Finbar Wrong, which made talking to her a bit of a last resort. Even in the days before Keeliai, Skulduggery would rather have talked to Solomon than to Sensitives who always seemed to be high on something. Unfair? Most definitely. And yet.
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He'd considered Milyn as well; the only drawback was that she reminded him too much of people like Finbar Wrong, which made talking to her a bit of a last resort. Even in the days before Keeliai, Skulduggery would rather have talked to Solomon than to Sensitives who always seemed to be high on something. Unfair? Most definitely. And yet.
"I'll consider it," he eventually relented.