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Domesticity and Jay Brentford? It would be like mixing oil with water, and yet there was a calm patience about the way he answered Julie's questions that whispered treacherously to her that he would make a good father. ' The question was out before she could silence it, posed while Julie's attention was elsewhere. ' Shadows danced in the firelight and a fresh pain struck through her body as she looked at his shuttered face. ' Her mouth was dry and stiff. 'She decided to marry someone else. It was a long time ago and very much for the best.
They were for a farmer who lived several miles away and who had very little idea of how to keep his books. He was more than happy to pay Vicky to do the work for him. It kept her busy for a couple of hours after the children had gone to bed. When at last she lifted her head from the white sheet in front of her, it was aching slightly. She leaned back in her chair, telling herself she was a fool for wishing she could lay her head against the warm smoothness of a male shoulder ... that she could be enfolded in arms strong enough to support her.
There was a weather bulletin on the radio as I drove in. ' He saw her panic and grasped her arm. 'Look. Let's get ourselves a cup of coffee and ask someone if they've got a radio here that we can listen to ... ' Although she knew this was sensible advice Vicky was filled with a panicky desire to rush out into the snow and walk home if necessary; she was so concerned about the children. 'Don't panic . . Charles is with them,' Jay reminded her, stunning her with his ability to read her mind. ' She knew he was right, and allowed herself to be led into the coffee lounge.