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“You are at perfect liberty to go on disliking me if you wish, and you may disagree with me as much as you like.”
Оглавление“I’ve never said…” began Cressida. “Er—no, not in so many words, but I am a lazy, thoughtless man who has to be reminded of his duty to his partners and has far too easy a life….”
“I never…” started Cressida once more, bristling with indignation even while she had to admit that was exactly what she had thought of him—but not anymore. She looked him in the eye and said soberly, “You’re quite right, I did think something like that, but I don’t now. You’ve been super, working around the clock and never complaining. I daresay you only needed someone to remind you….”
He let out a tired roar of laughter and she asked snappily, “Now what have I said?”
“Oh, my dear girl, you’re a dozen women rolled into one! Go to bed before I say something I shouldn’t.”
She had got to her feet, but now she paused. “What?”
“Never mind what—disregard anything I’ve said. I’m tired. Disregard this, too.” He had come around the table and caught her close. Even with a bristly chin his kiss was something to remember.