Tony shook his head. “I thought I did. I thought I could go home and get back to normal, make this place like it was nothing more than a bad memory. But I’m a writer, K.J. I need experiences, good and bad, to define my work. And…well…this place has given me a lot of experiences, so far.”
“So far?” K.J. asked. She was silent and still a moment, then her eyes lit up. “Wait a minute! You’re thinking about finishing Niccoldi’s book, aren’t you?”
Tony bristled. “That hasn’t been decided. And if I do write anything, it wouldn’t be his book. It would be mine. It would only happen when the time is right. When I’m ready. If I’m ready.”
Un Lampo di Bianco Scene 116
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