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“Yes. I sometimes feel like that when I read the stories you write for the club magazine. You're always so lively and bright in your own stories.' 'Because that's a made-up world.' Orczy turned away from Agatha's gaze and smiled awkwardly. 'I'm not so good with reality. I'm not really very keen on my real self.”

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Book:The Decagon House Murders
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