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Vincent
Vincent was only half listening as George rambled on about Jessica. She sounded like the type of severely wound-up shrew that Vincent couldn't stand. Though it gave him the utmost satisfaction when he got them to loosen up and indulge themselves a few of life's pleasures. The important thing about George's description of the woman he planned on calling his wife was that it allowed Vincent to gauge the type of man Whish really was: pleasant, polite, henpecked and rarely assertive. His high-minded morals and general decency had held off Melissa's advances so far, but Vincent couldn't help but feel that George Whish was almost too easy a target for the beautiful temptress.
When George finished, however, Vincent simply smiled and said, "Well, the course of true love never did run smooth, did it? But that's what makes it so exciting." The temptation to sow a few seeds of doubt in Whish's mind was there, but Vincent couldn't help but feel that, if it took three days or three years, eventually George would realise what kind of harpy he was involved with. Besides, why would he want to make things too easy for Melissa?
the waiter arrived to take their order. Vincent chose steak; he had a taste for red meat that evening and thought he might need the protein later on, especially with Melissa giving him those furtive glances. He turned his attention to her as the waiter left and topped up her glass, asking, "What about you, Melissa? A woman as beautiful as you can't be single."
				
			Vincent was only half listening as George rambled on about Jessica. She sounded like the type of severely wound-up shrew that Vincent couldn't stand. Though it gave him the utmost satisfaction when he got them to loosen up and indulge themselves a few of life's pleasures. The important thing about George's description of the woman he planned on calling his wife was that it allowed Vincent to gauge the type of man Whish really was: pleasant, polite, henpecked and rarely assertive. His high-minded morals and general decency had held off Melissa's advances so far, but Vincent couldn't help but feel that George Whish was almost too easy a target for the beautiful temptress.
When George finished, however, Vincent simply smiled and said, "Well, the course of true love never did run smooth, did it? But that's what makes it so exciting." The temptation to sow a few seeds of doubt in Whish's mind was there, but Vincent couldn't help but feel that, if it took three days or three years, eventually George would realise what kind of harpy he was involved with. Besides, why would he want to make things too easy for Melissa?
the waiter arrived to take their order. Vincent chose steak; he had a taste for red meat that evening and thought he might need the protein later on, especially with Melissa giving him those furtive glances. He turned his attention to her as the waiter left and topped up her glass, asking, "What about you, Melissa? A woman as beautiful as you can't be single."

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