Vineyard in a valley
por Gloria Bevan
It wasn't Tracy's fault that she had been more or less wished onto Stephen Crane and his aunt. She had, after all, come right across the world to New Zealand for her cousin Alison's wedding to Stephen's brother, and now …
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It wasn't Tracy's fault that she had been more or less wished onto Stephen Crane and his aunt. She had, after all, come right across the world to New Zealand for her cousin Alison's wedding to Stephen's brother, and now that Alison had walked out on the whole thing, it was Tracy too who had been left high and dry. Why did Stephen have to be quite so unpleasant about it all?
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