She pauses, which she knows is in itself an answer. She'd purposely glossed over that at the time, planning to address it later, to avoid those implications.
"His world's Stane is dead, too. Not pleasantly."
Another pause as she remembers, and says slowly, trying to get the phrasing verbatim,
"He said you probably wouldn't believe it, but that you wouldn't be disappointed in his conduct."
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"His world's Stane is dead, too. Not pleasantly."
Another pause as she remembers, and says slowly, trying to get the phrasing verbatim,
"He said you probably wouldn't believe it, but that you wouldn't be disappointed in his conduct."