Judith McNaught Quote

I trust you had a pleasant walk, Ian, he said when her door closed upstairs.Ian stiffened slightly in the act of pouring some leftover coffee into a mug and glanced over his shoulder. One look at his uncle’s expression told him that the older man was well aware that desire, not a need for fresh air, had caused Ian to take Elizabeth for a walk. What do you think? he asked irritably.I think you’ve upset her repeatedly and deliberately, which is not your ordinary behavior with women.There is nothing ordinary about Elizabeth Cameron.I completely agree, said the vicar with a smile in his voice. Closing his book, he put it aside. I also think she is strongly attracted to you, and you are to her. That much is perfectly obvious.Then it should be equally obvious to a man of your discernment, Ian said in a low, implacable voice, that we are completely ill-suited to each other. It’s a moot issue in any case; I’m marrying someone else.Duncan opened his mouth to comment on that, saw the expression on Ian’s face, and gave up.