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Slowly, slowly, she slips from being a woman who is waiting for her date to a woman who has been stood up.
He had one of those smiles that made you feel like the only person in the world.
It’s easy for Siobhan. She’s all on her own.
He’s a bit like Eeyore: mournful, morose, but somehow fun to have around nonetheless.
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‘He cheese-grated the whole of the front of his body on the trunk of a sycamore,’ AJ tells Miranda, leaning forward. ‘You should have seen the state of the man’s dick after that, it looked like a half-chewed stick of pepperoni.’
‘Some people are worth waiting for, I guess.’
This is difficult to argue with. And there’s something about Aggie.
The Outer Hebrides, maybe, or somewhere remote in rural Wales. A place where there is absolutely nobody, because then by definition there will be nobody with whom Jane might conceivably fall in love.
‘I guess I just always feel like women want me to be something I’m not sure I can be. I’m really not perfect, you know?’
‘I don’t want you to be perfect. Why would I want that? I want you. I want all the parts of you, the broken ones, the ones you’ve kept hidden away.’
You’re not on your own now, Jane. You’ve got me. Always.’
It’s a kiss that says always.
