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Barbara Cartland

212. Light of the Gods

  • augtierhas quoted10 months ago
    He paused before he added,

    “I suppose, my foolish one, it never struck you that you might have a baby and what would you have done then?”
  • augtierhas quoted10 months ago
    I was only terrified that I might lose you.”

    Sacha was still for a moment.

    Then she asked
  • augtierhas quoted10 months ago
    “How could you imagine that married to you by the Laws of Scotland I could marry anybody else? There is also the fact that is more significant than anything else, I love you!”
  • augtierhas quoted10 months ago
    And then he asked,

    “Have you missed me?”
  • Mary Augustowiczhas quoted3 years ago
    woman I have ever seen. I don’t blame you for making sure of her
  • Mary Augustowiczhas quoted3 years ago
    Your wife is exquisite, Talbot, the most beautiful
  • Mary Augustowiczhas quoted3 years ago
    There was a note of laughter in his voice that told Sacha he was happy
  • Mary Augustowiczhas quoted3 years ago
    Thank you, Ian,” the Duke said quietly, “and now I think my wife can leave us while we discuss my will
  • Mary Augustowiczhas quoted3 years ago
    the ­­– Duke of Silchester.”

    The Sheriff covered their linked hands with his and intoned
  • Mary Augustowiczhas quoted3 years ago
    I – wish to present to you – Sheriff – my husband
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