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Lighten Our Darkness Lighten Our Darkness by Sarah Beth Brazytis
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“A girl like that does not deserve to be married to a man she does not love!”
The doctor stared for a moment, and then burst into quite inexplicable laughter. “Are we still speaking of Helen?” he wheezed after a moment.
“Yes,” snapped the matron, glaring at him.
“Dear me,” said the doctor, removing his glasses and dabbing at his eyes with a handkerchief. “Such a circumstance would be very unfortunate – very, very.”
The matron huffed. “The poor child is trapped in a loveless marriage – trust me. I’m a woman.”
“The not-at-all-to-be-pitied girl is married to a man she adores,” the doctor said, smiling. “Trust me. I’m a man, with a wife and three daughters.”
“Adores my eye!”
The doctor replaced his spectacles and spoke very patiently: “Miss Bingham, only a woman who loves remembers what kind of aircraft her man flies.”
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“We lived out a raid, eh?” he said, giving a helpless shrug. “Next!”
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“Jedrick, looking into the mouth of the bag, felt his throat suddenly tighten. “Stan,” he managed, “you are a great old friend – did you know that?”
“Well, yes,” admitted Stanislaw, artlessly. “You don’t say it very often, though.”
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“Don’t you budge, now, till the ‘All Clear’, Harry! I knows you’d rather be out, but there’s no crying over spilled milk. Remember – tis better to be safe than sorry!”
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“I can not much to be spared,” he said apologetically, “but my plane is not fly.” He smiled charmingly.”
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“She’s beautiful, Drick,” said Stanislaw reverently in Polish.
Jedrick nodded and didn’t break stride.
“Sweet, too,”
Silence from Jedrick.
“Jedrick,” Stanislaw said solemnly, “do you love her?”
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“But,” Jedrick added, his voice teasing, “I think I will be sure to be back on time this night; the kitchen floor is much clean enough.”
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“Oh! It’s – it’s you,” she said, a little shyly.
“Jedrick,” he supplied with a smile. “To you I am always Jedrick.”
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“Let’s arrange to crash in the Channel, shall we?”
“Only if we’re together.”
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“Stanislaw laid his knife and fork on the table to give Jedrick a look of sudden alarm. “Is she English?”
“No.”
“Polish?” hopefully.
“No.”
Stanislaw looked worried. “Italian?”
“No.”
Stan sighed. “I really wish you’d consulted me first, Drick,” he admitted.”
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“Stan!” called Mr. Clay from his chair. “Come in for a moment, boy. I’m tied by the leg and can’t budge.”
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“She’s beautiful, Drick,” said Stanislaw reverently in Polish.
Jedrick nodded and didn’t break stride.
“Sweet, too.”
Silence from Jedrick.
“Jedrick,” Stanislaw said solemnly, “do you love her?”
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“I haven’t forgotten,” she managed. “Only – if you should die – I don’t know what I would do!”
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“It is all joy to us,” Stanislaw assured her. “All we want.”
“It’s all we’ve wanted for a very long time,” Jedrick agreed soberly.”
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“That was the most flagrant display of overt independence and disobedience I have ever had the misfortune to witness,” the squadron leader began severely.”
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“Jedrick was surprised into a laugh. “I would have more sadness than onions,” he assured her, “and my pilot training might be put off, yes? Till another time.”
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“Jedrick smiled. “I was at the door,” he said. “A good place to be, yes? And with me I bring some refreshment!”
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“Be back presently, Florence!” he called to his wife, and stumped out the front door into the noise and panic of a London bombing.”
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“What this have we done?” asked Stanislaw in very bad English, honestly bewildered.
“Curfew?”
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“But you need…” Helen began.
“Nothing,” he finished flatly. “I have uniforms, and airmen’s mess hall – I need nothing.”
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“You should get one of those new-fangled, one-piece siren suits," she teased Jedrick, stepping over to fix his collar. "Think how fast it would be!"
"With the zip?" he said, dubiously. "In ten thousand years!”
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