101.   She broke off, appalled by the realisation that she was getting in deeper still.

102.   And I thought of putting something in the paper, asking anyone born on April the tenth that year at Thorn House to get in touch.

103.   Leith closed the door with an angry thud, then opened her mouth to let fly -- but he got in first.

104.   What on earth had Fernando done and said to her to get her in such a state?

105.   But for some reason the thought of dark, obsidian eyes and a powerful, muscular body kept getting in the way.

106.   She had doubts, in fact, that he would even get involved in anything as routine as an affair!

107.   Rage welled up in her as she thought of the way he had come to get her in London, so cool, so confident, so very self-assured.

108.   Southend could and should have won it near the end when once again the Town defence got itself in a tangle...

109.   They may be a long way from performing in the Greatest Show on Earth, but getting there has certainly got them in a spin.