The Second Honeymoon by Ruby Mildred Ayres
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"Christine, why can't we get married--soon, I mean!"
Lovely colour dyed her face. "But--but we've only just got engaged," she said breathlessly. "I know; but engagements are always short nowadays. If you are willing----" Apparently she was more than willing; she would have married him that minute had he suggested it, She said she must speak to her mother about it. "There is your brother to tell, too," she said. "I cabled to him this morning," Jimmy answered. "Did you!" Her eyes brightened. "How sweet of you, Jimmy. Do you think he will be pleased?" "He's never pleased about anything," said Jimmy with a little laugh. He leaned an elbow on the corner of the table and looked into her eyes. "Say yes, Christine," he urged. "If you want to marry me, Mrs. Wyatt won't stand in the way; after all, you've known me all your life." She flushed and stammered: "Jimmy--I--I think I'm a little afraid. Supposing--supposing you found |
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