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The men first used fragrant cookies and canapes, which stood on a table, and only then did they take cups of tea. "Have you been to Europe before?" Linda asked her as she poured tea into a lovely, porcelain field. "Yes, when I was a high school student." "Then you know we drink tea here at this time. Theo explained. Gwen waved her hand away.
"Don't listen to him. He is allergic to anything that is authentic English. That's why none of us were surprised that Theo married an American. ”
“ Gwen! ”Linda scolded. "It's the living truth." Josephine laughed.
"It's not my fault that I'm not interested in European women," Theo defended himself clumsily. Howard stopped eating to ask Themphine a question.
"So you and Josephine met?" Theo and Josephine agreed that Theo would answer all the questions about their acquaintance and relationship so that they wouldn't give different answers.
"No." "And how long have you known each other," said Mary, Theo's aunt
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As they came out of the forest, a clearing appeared in front of them, through which a crystal clear stream meandered, overgrown with willow and hornbeam trees. Now it became clear to her why Theo loved this place so much. She imagined him sitting by the stream as a boy and throwing pebbles into it. "Is this clearing part of your property?" The property covers more than two hundred hectares. But this is by far the most beautiful place for me. ” “ It's fantastic, Theo. On the other side of the clearing stood a lovely log cabin. Theo approached the creek and dismounted. "We'll let the horses drink the water first, then we'll tie them up." Josephine got off her horse and felt the muscles in her legs tremble slightly, but otherwise, she felt great. When the horses finished watering, she asked him, "How often do you use this log cabin?" For a while, I was the only one who came here, and since I moved from Albany, I think Gwen started using it from time to time. ”
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They swayed in passionate ecstasy for a few moments until she lifted her buttocks and put her hand inside her They moved rhythmically and harmoniously like two instruments in a perfectly coordinated orchestra. Theo's strong arms, wrapped around her buttocks, guided her and led her to a common goal. When her whole body trembled from a strong orgasm, he accelerated his own rhythm and very quickly joined her in sailing the waters of paradise. The others clung to each other for a long time. As they began to whisper tenderness to each other, Josephine realized she was in nasty trouble. That she fell in love with her husband was not in the plan at all. Despite the sincerity they swore to each other, she didn't think it wise to say her newfound feelings out loud. As their breathing gradually evened out and the heat of their bodies eased, Josephine gently pulled herself out of his embrace. The loud rumbling of her stomach came to her as ordered. "I'm starving," she said. The c
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Upon returning to America, Josephine immediately rushed to the moon to visit Ana. She was tormented by a pang of conscience because she enjoyed Gwen's company in Europe and spent time with her husband, while her sister lay helpless here. As she stepped into her room, she found her sitting in a wheelchair with her gaze directed out the window. Her blonde hair was gathered with a plain rubber band, and her pink T-shirt was stained with food. "Hello, darling," Josephine greeted her as she approached. Ana only briefly parted her lips in a smile, since after the stroke she could not smile otherwise. Her eyes lit up slightly when she saw her sister. She raised a healthy hand and wrapped it around Josephine's neck. "N ... I missed you ... we," Ana stammered. "And you to me." Although she actually missed only one visit, Josephine knew that her sister's absence had lasted like an eternity. There wasn’t much that would get her younger sister out of bed. "Did you eat anything?"
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Josephine knew that she could give up the child or have an abortion, which was certainly a worse solution for her health. After all, they are both adults, not teenagers who have been hit by something they are not up to. He will talk and make a reasonable decision. When she got out of the tub, the severe headache eased a little and turned into a slight tingling in the back of her head. She refreshed her face with a little moisturizer and soaked the gel below her eyes, and she already felt much better. When she came out of the bathroom in a soft, white robe, she thought Theo was still asleep. But he had been awake for a long time. He was standing next to the tray he had brought from the kitchen, still in the crumpled clothes in which he had lain down last night. In addition to the freshly squeezed orange juice, several plates were lined up on a tray; on one were salty crackers, on the other soft cheese, and on the third hard-boiled eggs. "What's this supposed to mean?" Theo gr
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Morning sickness worsened instead of getting better. Well, that was a hassle! Theo, the actor as he was, agreed that her morning "discomfort" was a hassle, but he promised to help her until she got better. They agreed not to tell anyone about the pregnancy, at least not until the first three months have passed, due to the possibility of complications and abortion. Although the doctor assured them after six weeks that everything was going well and that they had no reason to worry, they still decided to wait for the good news to be revealed. Josephine didn't say anything even to Alice, which wasn't easy. However, she thought it was so much better than her best friend didn’t accidentally fail to mention it to someone. As promised, Theo was really there for her. Of course, there were situations when he had to travel to Europe, no longer than three days, which was a hassle for Josephine, but luck was three times greater when he returned. Days of living together followed. The nights, too,
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