/> then it o that there were ht be i he was w on. vanger’s sudden appearahe board of millennium had ir?m. or aranoia?
mikael got out of bed aahe kitdow, gazing at the the other side e. he lit a cigarette.
he ’t figure out lisbeth salaogether odd. lohe middle of the versatioment was messy, b on chaotic. bags filled with he hall. a kit that had not beeidied ihes were scattered ihe floor. she had obviously spent half the night in a bar. she had love bites on her ned she had clearly had pa. she had heaven knows how many tattoos and tws on her fad maybe in other places. she was weird.
armansky assured him that she was their very best researd her report on him was exgly thh. a strange girl.
salating at her powerbook, but she was thinking about mikael blomkvist. she had never i life allowed ao cross her threshold ress invitation, and she t those she had invited on one hand. blomkvist had nontly barged into her life, aered only a ferotests.
not only that, he had teased her.
under normal ces that sort of behaviour would have made her mentally cock a pistol. but she had a of threat or any sort of hostility from his side. he had good reasohe riot a report her to the polistead he had treated even her haputer as a joke.
that had bee se of their versation. blomkvist seemed to be deliberately n the subjed finally she ot help askiion.
“you said that you k i did.”
“you’ve been inside my puter. you’re a hacker.”
“how do you know that?” salander was absolutely positive that she had left hat her trespassing ot be discovered by aop sesultant sat down ahe hard drive at the same time as she was ag the puter.
“you made a mistake.”
she had quoted from a text that was only on his puter.
sala in silenally she looked up at him, her eyes expressionless.
“how did you do it?” he asked.
“my secret. what are you thinking of doing about it?”
mikael shrugged.
“what i do?”
“it’s exactly what you do as a journalist.”
“of d that’s why we journalists have ahiittee that keeps traoral issues. wheie bastard in the banking industry, i leave out, for instance, his or her private life. i don’t say that a fer is a lesbiaurned on by havih her d like that, even if it happerue. bastards toht to their private lives. does that make sense?”
“yes.”
“so you eny iy. my employer doeso know who i have sex with. that’s my business.”
salander’s face was creased by a ile.
“you think i shouldio?”
“i did of differehe ows about my relationship with erika. but it’s a matter of principle.”
“in that case, it might amuse you to know that i also have prinparable to your ethiittee’s. i call them salander’s prine of them is that a bastard is always a bastard, and if i hurt a bastard by digging up shit about him, the.”
“ok,” blomkvist said. “my reasoning isn’t too different from yours, but…”
“but the thing is that when i do a pi, i also look at what i think about the person. i’m ral. if the person seems like a ght tone dow.”
“really?”
“in your ed it down. i could have written a book about your sex life. i could have meo frode that erika berger has a past in club xtreme and played around with bdsm iies—which ted avoidable notions about your sex life and hers.”
blomkvist met salander’s gaze. after a moment he laughed.
“you’re really meticulous, aren’t you? why didn’t you put it i?”
“you are adults who obviously like each other. what you do in bed is nobody’s busihe only thing i would have achieved by talking about her was to hurt both of you, or to provide someoh blackmail material. i don’t khe information could have eh wer?m.”
“and you don’t rovide wer?m with information?”
“if i had to choose between you and him, i’d probably end up in your court.”
“erika and i have a…our relationship is…”
“pleas
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