Book1:TeDream-Maker

thhimhadbeensafeandsecure．Shecouldnotthinkofathingthathecouldhavedodidn’t．However,everythingwassostiffandrigidlyscheduledthatshefeltstifledandgottiredoftheirmonotonousmarriage．Theydidnotquarrel，butpartedamicably，ginpatibilityasthereasonfortheirdivorce．Shethenmarriedherassistantatthearchitecturalfirmwheresheworked，asolianwhoknewhowtopleaseawoman．Butsoonshefoundackofsubstanhischaracter,forhelivedonlytopleaseandhadnoambitionorpnsofhisown．Hehadnoexceptionaltalentsthatdistinguishedhimfromothers，alnxioustoclimbupthesamecorporatedder，excepttomarrythebossandtrytokeephersatisfiedwithftteryandattention．Soonshegrewtiredofhisshallow,superficiattentionandtheypartedamicablyihanayearaftershepaidhimasubstantialsumofmohinkihepast，sheaowledgedthattherewasreallynothingwrongwithhertwoexhusbands．Theywerebothodetmen,wholovedherintheirownfashioroublewasshegrewtiredeasilyaftertheyworeoff．Thenthinkingofherthirdhusband,thehandsomedevilofacharmer,herbrowscametogetherinafrownandfrustrationcastapalloverherheart．

    Suddenlythewindroseandrgeraindropssptteredinadownpustofwihemintothekit,wettingMrs.Love’sfacewhileshestoodtherepeelingapplesbythesink．ShelookedoutofthewindowandsawDimitriwasstillwawaye,entirelyunsciousofthegeofweather．Shecalledouttohim，

    "Dimitri!Dimitri!eonin!It’sraining!"Buthetioworkmeically．InhisKingdomofDreams，itwasabrilliantmoonlitnight．HewasdangwithLotusinthemeadowwherethesoftbreezecaressedthetallswayinggrass,whichseemedtobesingingandswayinginchorus．Mrs.Loveopehefrontdoorandcalled