
by Barbara Cartland
Lucifer and the Angel by Barbara Cartland A warm wave of fragrance and sunlight greeted them as they crossed the room to the orchids. "I told you, Anita," said the Duke of Ollerton, "never come to a Conservatory alone with a man unless you want him to make love to you." Her eyes widened: "I... I never... thought..." "... that it applied to me?" the Duke finished "Well, it does! That is why, my darling, I brought you here--to tell you that I love you!" He swept her into his arms, claiming her lips with his, filling her with joy that was like the sun coming through the clouds... and like Heaven....

Roald Dahl

Zora Neale Hurston
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