1966 - You Have Yourself a Deal
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Ginny said wistfully. She and Girland were standing side by side by the sleeping woman’s bed. “I guess,” Girland said and moved away. She was certainly beautiful, he thought. It made him a little uneasy that he was to pretend to be her husband. He realised suddenly that he was not looking forward to the moment when she recovered consciousness. “How is she going?” he asked, looking out of the window. “All right. Sometime tonight she will wake up,” Ginny said. “Her pulse beat is returning to norma...l. I’d say around two or three in the morning.” Girland moved to the door. Together they went down to the terrace. The sun was beginning to sink below the horizon, turning the sky and the sea a dark, vivid red. Girland was still wearing shorts and sandals, and Ginny, now in a white cotton frock, walked to the balustrade of the terrace and rested her hands on the hot stone. She looked down at the twinkling lights of Eze village, then beyond at the darkening outline of Cap Ferrat.
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Ginny said wistfully. She and Girland were standing side by side by the sleeping woman’s bed. “I guess,” Girland said and moved away. She was certainly beautiful, he thought. It made him a little uneasy that he was to pretend to be her husband. He realised suddenly that he was not looking forward to the moment when she recovered consciousness. “How is she going?” he asked, looking out of the window. “All right. Sometime tonight she will wake up,” Ginny said. “Her pulse beat is returning to norma...l. I’d say around two or three in the morning.” Girland moved to the door. Together they went down to the terrace. The sun was beginning to sink below the horizon, turning the sky and the sea a dark, vivid red. Girland was still wearing shorts and sandals, and Ginny, now in a white cotton frock, walked to the balustrade of the terrace and rested her hands on the hot stone. She looked down at the twinkling lights of Eze village, then beyond at the darkening outline of Cap Ferrat.
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