"Reddington," she says, even before she has him in her sights.
She stares at him with a wrinkle in her brow and her lips parted, quickly working out two conclusions: one, that if he expects her to believe that then he must really be scraping the bottom of the barrel; and two, he looks different than he did a minute ago.
She arches an eyebrow.
"Space? What is this, Red?" she asks, pivoting to face him. "Tell me what's really going on."
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She stares at him with a wrinkle in her brow and her lips parted, quickly working out two conclusions: one, that if he expects her to believe that then he must really be scraping the bottom of the barrel; and two, he looks different than he did a minute ago.
She arches an eyebrow.
"Space? What is this, Red?" she asks, pivoting to face him. "Tell me what's really going on."