Tango
“‘Yes, I was looking out of the window.’ ‘You haven’t done anything else since you got in.’ ‘Lot to think about. This big order from the Ministry of Information as well as all this . . . you know . . . funny business.’ ‘Oh yes, the funny business. How’s it going?’ The entryphone rang. Sally answered it before William could move. He hadn’t, in fact, been thinking about work or about Box’s business. He’d been trying to decide what he should tell Sally about Theresa. The more he thought about it th...e less it seemed there was to tell. It amounted to: I am in love with the prostitute I told you about and have proposed marriage to her. She has not said that she’s in love with me and I don’t think she wants to marry. In fact, I’m not sure she’s speaking to me at present. I thought you should know.
It wouldn’t do; yet it was lodged like a great lump in the middle of his forehead and any other thoughts had somehow to find their way round it.MoreLess
It wouldn’t do; yet it was lodged like a great lump in the middle of his forehead and any other thoughts had somehow to find their way round it.MoreLess
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