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Well, - Guillaume clapped his hands and rubbed his hands. – Would you like to have a bite to eat?

A simple question reminded Katya of a monstrous feast, and nausea rose in her throat.

No, no, she shook her head. - Do not worry.

Then coffee.

Suddenly, quickly, the little man rode up in his chair to the corner where he had a kitchen. It really was a miniature kitchen with a refrigerator, electric stove, microwave and dishwasher. A switch flipped, and a soft, muted light lit up the corner. Everything was sparkling clean and tidy. Jars of coffee, a sugar bowl, a teapot, a salt shaker and other little things were at arm's length. Katya watched in amazement as Guillaume deftly managed all the objects, moving his chair along the way.

Yes, in this sense I am not disabled, - he said without looking at her. I have been living with a chair for a long time. It is my legs, and it would be surprising if I had not learned to manage it for so many years.

He pointed Katya to
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