Case Study of Helena Bertinelli
EVECase Study of Helena Bertinelli
EVECase Study of Helena Bertinelli
"Dinah observes the unexpected situation. The one responsible for the deaths of several killers in Gotham, sitting in the chair by the diner window, sharing fries. Dinah could agree with Montoya, laugh with Harley, yet was so oblivious the conversation, therefore, analyzed the fearsome Beast Killer offering his curt answers or that usual face of incomprehension: two creases between the eyebrows and slightly parted lips. In the cafeteria parking lot, she found a subject. Weapons. Helena spoke. low and slightly excited. The sun was already setting and the lingering rays were penetrating those brown irises and Dinah was losing all interest in the difference between bows and crossbows. Helena's eyes. Helena's smile. She needed second thoughts and perhaps keeping her desire soft."
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