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Full of gratitude, I smiled at the very, very fat woman who filled the aisle with her brilliantly gowned body.
So this nice lady just helped you out when everyone else was giving you dirty looks and complaining and you just have to keep pointing out how fat she is? I forgot about the audacity of this girl lol.
Also, not just “fat” but “very, VERY fat” ???!
Dr. Paul didn’t seem the same man whose eyes followed me around when we were in the “home” side of his house.
Love, it was such an encompassing word, different from sex and ten times more compelling.
“I dream every night of being in New York, on stage. I see my mother in the audience staring up at me with disbelieving eyes. She wanted to kill me. I want her to see me dance and realize I have more to give the world than she does.”
“Tell me how a wife should be on her wedding night. I wouldn’t want to disappoint bridegroom.” “I will tell you no such thing!” “Then I’ll just pretend you’re my bridegroom, and I have just come from the bathroom after getting un-dressed. Or maybe I should undress in front of you. What do you think?”
“You’re playing a dangerous game. You’re trying to seduce me and you’re very lovely and very hard to resist. But your place in my life is as my daughter—nothing else.”
“Yes,” I said defensively, “of course I do. I’m supposed to feel stunned by lightning bolts so I stiffen out and go unconscious and then I’m split wide apart into atoms that float around in space and then gather together and sizzle me with tingles so I can float back to reality with dream-stars in my eyes—like you had.”
“We both knew it couldn’t last, Catherine. From the beginning I warned you, April just can’t marry with September.”