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Book 2 – The Fightback
Abe hadn’t thought through his timings.
Another Thursday. It was 20th December. Monday will be Christmas Eve. Greg’s company will be shut Saturday and Sunday, Dee may fly back to England for Christmas. That would be this weekend. Was it worth flying out before the New Year? He said, ‘Best time. Catch the buggers while they are wondering what to buy the missus for Christmas.’
I said, ‘Can’t catch them if they are not there,’ but he wasn’t listening. Dianne says he is good and I should trust him. What choices do I have?
Baltimore in December. We thought we had taken warm clothing. Baltimore is supposed to be the milder of the Eastern Seaboard cities. Huh. We had booked a hotel overlooking the yacht harbour in Essex. The yachts had a covering of ice. We would have to go out and buy some shoes commensurate with the snow
Clive La PenseeConnie is beginning the fightback against the forces trying to undermine her new sexual freedom. How will Abe cope?
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