“When, after listening the truth, someone gets angry and offended, it means that they were lying and and that he was conscious of it.”

—  Prevale

Original: Quando, dopo aver ascoltato la verità, qualcuno si arrabbia e si offende, significa che mentiva e che ne era cosciente.
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