Book3:WereMyDreamIs

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    “Whatwouldyoureend?”EmmanueskedthecaptaiainbegaingastringesoundingdisheswhichEmmanuelcouldn’tmakeheadoftailsoutof,sohecuthimoffandsaid,“Justgivemeasteakandseafoodforthedy.Thebestandmostexpensiveones.Asfortherest,bringonwhatyouthinkisgood.”

    “Yes,sir.Yes,sir”saidthecaptain,whobowedaoordertheirfood.Salinasattherelookingoutofthewindowatthebeautifulseryextendingfarawayinthehorizon.Thecalmseaunderclearblueskiesstretchedoutendlesslyfarawayuntilitossibletodistinguishbetweentheseaandtheskies.Thewhitesandofthebeaearbywasverycrowded.Youngpeoplewerewhilingawaythetimesittingorlyingonthesandorrunningaroundhavingfun.TowardstherightwastheswimmingpoondJacuzzibelongingtothehotel.Thepooltybuttherewereyoungmenandwomensittingorchattinguhecolorfulsunumbrelsaroundit.SalinanoticedthatEmmanuel’seyesweredrawntotwobeautifulblonde-hairedyoungwomenwithfwlesswhiteskinandalluringfiguresandherhearttightenedinjealousy.Sherememberedtheflirtatiousgncesyoungwomencastathimwhentheypassedthebeatheirwaytotheo/hotendherobsessiontoexcelrosetoprominenhersciousness.“Withmycurvaceousfi