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Can I Claim For My Heart - 8 years ago
HI - APOLOGIES AGAIN FOR NOT POSTING SOONER. 2017 WAS A BUSY YEAR WITH A NEW JOB AND LOTS GOING ON. HERE IS A SHORT CHAPTER WHICH I HOPE YOU WILL ENJOY CHAPTER 28 The restaurant was only about 10 minutes away from home so they arrived quickly. Liz parked in the driveway and Will pulled up outside the house. David quickly unbuckled his seatbelt and was struggling to open the door, so Will hurriby AnneA - Derbyshire Writers' Guild
Can I Claim for My Heart - Chapter 27 - 9 years ago
Hi, apologies for not posting sooner - cam shocked to see that it is well over a year since the last post! Life has been very hectic but am now trying to sort things out, so this is a priority. Hope that you enjoy CHAPTER 27 Liz spent the next few hours wondering why on earth Will had agreed to come to the dinner. At one stage the thought crossed her mind that perhaps Will liked her, but sheby AnneA - Derbyshire Writers' Guild
Can I Claim For My Heart - 9 years ago
Hi, just letting you know that I will posting another chapter of this story very soon. Has been way too long and it needs to be told!by AnneA - Tea Room
Can I Claim For My Heart - chapter 26 - 10 years ago
Sorry that I have not posted for so long. Hope that this small offering whets your appetite CHAPTER 26 As soon the children were old enough to be trusted to sit reasonably still Liz & John Bennett had made a tradition, each time one of them had a birthday, of going out to dinner as a family and Liz was keen to continue with this. She decided that David’s birthday dinner would be on the cominby AnneA - Derbyshire Writers' Guild
Can I Claim For My Heart - 11 years ago
CHAPTER 25 Will had been busy in the week following his “coffee date” at the club. He had been involved in several business meetings, including one which had necessitated in him travelling interstate. Late nights and early mornings had left him tired and grumpy, and days became a blur of quick dinners in front of the TV. He never noticed what was on the screen and even Susanna York was pushed ofby AnneA - Derbyshire Writers' Guild