First Impressions: a Novel of Old Books, Unexpected Love, And Jane Austen
““I met someone,” she said.
“Marry, kill, or shag?” said Victoria.
“Shag,” said Sophie. “Definitely shag.”
“So you’ve forgotten all about your American?”
“I wouldn’t say that,” said Sophie. “But Winston has the distinct advantage of being located in this country.”
“Winston? Sounds yummy,” said her sister. “Here I thought I was the woman of action in this family, and in a week you’ve gotten a job, a stack of Uncle Bertram’s books, and a boyfriend.”
“He isn’t my boyfriend.”...
“Well, I’m glad you had a good day.”
“It was a good day,” said Sophie, “but that doesn’t mean I’ve forgotten about Uncle Bertram.”
“I know. Oh, God, my boss is coming into the office. I have to go. Love you, Soph,” said Victoria, and she was gone.MoreLess
“Marry, kill, or shag?” said Victoria.
“Shag,” said Sophie. “Definitely shag.”
“So you’ve forgotten all about your American?”
“I wouldn’t say that,” said Sophie. “But Winston has the distinct advantage of being located in this country.”
“Winston? Sounds yummy,” said her sister. “Here I thought I was the woman of action in this family, and in a week you’ve gotten a job, a stack of Uncle Bertram’s books, and a boyfriend.”
“He isn’t my boyfriend.”...
“Well, I’m glad you had a good day.”
“It was a good day,” said Sophie, “but that doesn’t mean I’ve forgotten about Uncle Bertram.”
“I know. Oh, God, my boss is coming into the office. I have to go. Love you, Soph,” said Victoria, and she was gone.MoreLess
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