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Alana cringes as Mason speaks. She can only imagine what Margot has had to endure over the years. “I’m sure she wishes the same,” Alana says curtly, as she watches him pour another drink with surprising control. “You say you love your sister, but why do you feel the need to control her? If you loved her wouldn’t giving her some freedom show her that?”
“I don’t say I love her -- I love her, alright?” he places the glass on the side-table with a sharp crack, a few drops slosh onto the back of his hand, “she has all the freedom she needs -- I look after her, where would she be without me, huh?”
He wants to get up and pace around the room, maybe stand over little Doctor Bloom, he’s so much taller than she is, and he knows how to be intimidating. But he feels wobbly even sitting down and has to settle for straightening in his chair.
“She loves me, okay.”







