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love, rosie 425Ruby:Rosie:Ruby:Rosie:Ruby:Rosie:Ruby:Rosie:Ruby:to my side of the house and the guests can have theirs. I’ve decorateda room just the way you like it so it can be yours when youstay. Let me know when you can come over. I’m heading off outwith Sean tonight.Again? Well this is really becoming a regular occurrence indeed.He’s a lovely man and I really enjoy his company. Even though thehouse is always full of strangers, I can still feel alone so it’s nice tobe able to meet up with him once in a while.I know what you mean. He seems a real gentleman alright.He is.I read in the newspaper that Alex’s marriage had ended. It was insome silly gossip page.Ruby his marriage barely even started never mind ended. Unfortunatelyfor him.How do you feel about it?Sad for him. Happy for him.Now you can tell me the truth. How do you really feel?from:to:subject:KatieMumOh MumOh Mum.Oh my god Mum.The most bizarre thing has happened.I’ve never felt so . . . odd in my whole entire life.Forgive me for speaking like a 12-year-old but that’s exactly how I feelright now. Last night was the weirdest night of my life. I met up with Tobyand we went to dinner at Raul’s restaurant in the old part of town. In orderto get there we had to walk up a really steep cobbled stone hill, passing bywomen dressed in black from head to toe who were just sitting on woodenchairs outside their houses, enjoying the warmth and silence.The place only had a few tables and as we were the only tourists there Ialmost felt bad for intruding but they were so friendly and there was such a