A lake in Kyoto

by Marjorie Lewty

She should have been happy to be back home Sue had been delighted when Luke Masters arranged her return to England. Now she was miserable. Luke was a good organizer. She wondered if he'd organized their wedding yet. If so, he hadn't mentioned it--and his ex-wife's words rang in Sue's ears. "He's adept at wriggling out of things at the last moment." Surely he wouldn't, Sue told herself desperately. Luke was brave, honorable, everything a man should be. But, in reality, she didn't know Luke at all. Only that she loved him....

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