Chapter seven-2

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She knew that her plea was going unheeded and in a different tone she said, “Surely you cannot have become overnight so prim and proper that you now consider a wife must be unswervingly faithful to her husband?” As she threw back her head she added coldly, “If that is the truth, then all I can say is that you will be the laughing stock of everyone in London.” “To be accurate, of a certain section of the Society to which you belong,” the Earl countered. “My answer is quite simply, let them laugh!” Lady Maureen gave a scream. “What you are really saying, Oscar, is that you are tired of me and I no longer attract you.” She spoke as if such an idea was unthinkable, but the Earl replied slowly, “You are a very attractive woman, Maureen, but I find it unpleasant to think that I am steali

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