Quote by Cassandra Clare

She smiled smugly. We came to an agreement, the duck and I.

She smiled smugly. We came to an agreement, the duck and I.

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The quote suggests that the speaker and a duck have reached a mutual understanding or agreement, resulting in a smug smile from the speaker. It could imply that the speaker successfully communicated or resolved a situation with the duck in a way that satisfied them both. This quote may signify the power of effective communication or finding common ground, even with unlikely counterparts.

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