The doorbell pealed, and<br > answer it. Philip poured a gen-<br >into a glass and topped it with<br >L couple of ice cubes and a slice of<br >anding her the glass. Business<br > trade? <br >v of the drink before answering.<br >aer slow to move, but I m doing<br >s. Furniture recycled from used<br >za demolition sites is a good seller.<br >igh as for antiques, so more people<br >abouts, eh? Chantelle says she s<br >lants than cut flowers these days.<br >~ou think? <br >mple of glasses down on the curved<br >llv. interested smile and said, Same<br >mile briefly and took a couple of<br >her nose in her #ass. Philip had<br >,: maybe it would calm her leaping<br >voice soohe behind her. A spot between her shoulder<br >blades,bared by the off-the-shoulder flame-red party<br >frock and the swept-up style she d imposed on her un-<br >ruly burnished-bronze hair, felt as though a fiery finger<br >had touched it.<br > Unconsciously standing taller, she turned slowly,<br >making sure her face revealed none of her feelings,<br > raying that her eyes, more grin than hazel when her<br >~naoYtious were disturbed, woula not I)etray net.<br > Sholto. She moved her lips in what she hoped was a<br > reasonable facsimile of a smile. I didn t expect to see you<br > here. <br > Nor I you: Close up he was as devastating as ever, but<br > her first impression had been wrong. There were subtle<br > changes--a fine crease between the black eyebrows, a few<br > more at the corners of the fathomless smait eyes, and his<br > mouth looked harder, without the.f.ain.t proof ~:<br > derness that had once been mapucat m tts xtml tt~.o.<br > light gleamed on his hair, and she realised with a pang<br > that a few strands here and there had turned grey.<br > You look older, she said involuntarily. He would be<br > thirty-ei t now<br > - gh ? "-~ to smile, he said, I am--five years<br > r~ot even uytu$ ~ " -o it <br > lder. So are you--but you oon t sn w ~<br > o You needn t flatter me, she said with a hint of<br > tartness.<br > I wasn t. His gaze moved over her in a chillingly<br > clinical way. You ve changed, but not aged. Hard to be-<br > lieve that you,re_what?--twenty-seven. <br > Thank you" Tara s voice was curt. She took another<br > sip of her drink. Are you in Auckland on business7 <br > He seemed to hesitate before saying, Not entirely, this<br > time. . ~ ~<br > warn a trine, me nsm.a m ttr~ _r~ _., :~ o his warm<br > but not spilling. Sholto teacneu t,u~. o.~,., closed<br > hand about her arm, steadying her.<br ><br >
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