Their laughter was like the stridulation of the ghosts of grasshoppers.
Okay, on my first night, he tried to chat me up. You know how the story goes. __ou have the most beautiful eyes, I__ very rich, want to see my bedroom?_ Blah, blah, blah.___nd because you turned him down, he__ more determined than ever,_ Will guessed, with amazing accuracy. __ou did turn him down, right?___f course,_ I told him, insulted by the insinuation I would drop my knickers for a glass of wine. __o you think I__ risk my job for a quick tumble in the sheets with him?
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Okay, on my first night, he tried to chat me up. You know how the story goes. __ou have the most beautiful eyes, I__ very rich, want to see my bedroom?_ Blah, blah, blah.___nd because you turned him down, he__ more determined than ever,_ Will guessed, with amazing accuracy. __ou did turn him down, right?___f course,_ I told him, insulted by the insinuation I would drop my knickers for a glass of wine. __o you think I__ risk my job for a quick tumble in the sheets with him?
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