She giggled and pushed back her glasses, which had slipped down her nose.
"You're so old-fashioned, darling. Nobody wants to get married anymore these days. People live together now, haven't you noticed?"
"We'll have a child," de Gier said. "A son, or a daughter if you like. Twins, one each."
"I'll think about it, dear, don't rush me. And I must go now. Did you have a pleasant day?"
"No."
"What happened?"
"Everything happened. I'll go with you. I can tell you about it in the bus. Leave your bicycle here. Then I'll be sure you're coming back."
She put Oliver down and de Gier picked him up, wrapping the cat around his neck and pulling its paws with both hands. Oliver yowled and tried to bite him but got his mouth full of hair and blew furiously.
"It's been a bad day," he said, "and I'll tell you all about it. But it will be the last time I ever tell you about my job. Police work should never be discussed."
"No, darling," she said as she brushed her hair.
"No, darling," he repeated and dropped Oliver, who forgot to turn over and landed on his side with a thud.
"Stupid cat," de Gier said.
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