
Tintin: The Sinner of Satchsweet IIIChapter Three: Let Me Tell You
That night, in the most comfortable place on earth, a huge mansion named Marlinspike Hall, Haddock sat in an armchair, staring at the two detectives. The three of them were drinking their drinks. Or in Haddock's case, he was enjoying his alcohol, while the two men were drinking their teas politely.
"I wonder what hits Tintin's head. He seems too quiet today."
"To be precise, I hit Tintin's quiet wonder." Thompson said.
"You two have any idea?" Haddock, as usual, ignored the weird detective. "Do you have any idea, Thomson?"
Thomson shrugged, very out of character of his. "Maybe you have to speak to him perso Tintin: The Sinner of Satchsweet III by ~rethahelena
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Tintin: Past, Present, and Future VV. EPILOGUE
From my age of twenty-three, I learn how to forgive.
Tintin was dreaming.
He could see a couple, the man was very handsome and the woman had high cheekbones and a charming smile. Tintin blinked twice and realized that they were his parents. Well, at least he recognized his mother. Dorothy was a beautiful young woman, so very different with the woman who came to Marlinspike. It was obvious that Tintin inherited her high cheekbones, smile, and gestures.
He had never seen his father, and he was surprised of what he saw. Although Captain hated his father, he always referred Trent as a very handsome man. He was right, it seemed. Th Tintin: Past, Present, and Future V by ~rethahelena
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