Review Night on Union Station (EarthCent Ambassador Book 11)
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“And I hope you learned a valuable lesson about dumping guests on unsuspecting friends,” the Stryx librarian retorted. “Fish and visitors stink after three days.”
“Benjamin Franklin,” Kelly cried triumphantly. “Poor Richard’s Almanac.”
“Actually,” Jeeves began, but seeing Dring shaking his head, he shifted gears and declared, “You’re correct.” If the Maker didn’t want the EarthCent Ambassador to know where the saying had truly originated nearly a hundred million years earlier, the young Stryx had no objection.
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