“herself of her vacation again. This was becoming a habit. She was on the phone once more with Kristen, commiserating over Loser No. 9. “You’ll be proud” — Rosalind James Copy Share Image
“woman any of those losers is ever likely to see. And a whole lot better person than they deserve. Sweetie, maybe it’d be good… — Rosalind James Copy Share Image
“innocently. “Well, no,” Kristen admitted. “She got fired, because she took too many days off. But I told you, Hannah, that was for her… — Rosalind James Copy Share Image
“I’m going on to bigger and better things. You’re going to be hearing about me someday. I’m going to be somebody. And all you’re… — Rosalind James Copy Share Image
“of always being in control? No, not exactly that, she decided. What she had told Kristen was true. She had certainly never seen the… — Rosalind James Copy Share Image
“you were. OK, I’ll admit, I had a hard time not laughing. But it isn’t actually a bad idea, once we water it down… — Rosalind James Copy Share Image
“I used to watch football with my father sometimes. But I never knew much about it. I watched because he liked to, and I… — Rosalind James Copy Share Image
“It’s the hair thing, that’s all,” Hannah answered glumly. “Sometimes I think I should cut it off. Ugh, dating. Too hard.” “OK, first, it’s… — Rosalind James Copy Share Image
“coincidence, do you? Do you have any problem with the job he does? And you know,” she continued, after Felix had reluctantly admitted Emery’s… — Rosalind James Copy Share Image
“have the chance to start over, find a new place and fix it up, use all that taste of yours. But do you think… — Rosalind James Copy Share Image
“I know you think I’m selfish and don’t appreciate you, but it’s not true. Matt and I both know how much you’ve done for… — Rosalind James Copy Share Image
“doing something for yourself for once. Anyway, being in New Zealand in summer sure sounds more appealing than staying here and watching it rain.”… — Rosalind James Copy Share Image
“beautiful storybook self out of here.” TriStyle Woman had become her real home in these past seven years, she realized with gratitude as she” — Rosalind James Copy Share Image
