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Her eyes flicked towards his. ' He raised his shoulders and let them drop expressively. Nothing really. No, that's not strictly true. You see, with the British population shrinking, nowadays Ceylon grows more and more like a scattered village. Therefore everyone likes to know all about everyone else. It's difficult out there to be " different " . You stick out like a sore thumb. And Julia's different. We all know Tom so well, but we don't know her; not really, anyway. I don't think she likes the country, and yet I'm not completely sure.
Suddenly she was glad she was going to Ceylon. Something was wrong, something that she was not supposed to know about. She was relieved when the party broke up and she was able to slip away to bed. Everyone had been very pleasant and helpful, but for some reason it had been an exhausting evening. Barney sought her out again and held her hand briefly. I won't say goodbye, Rossi, because you'll probably be seeing me sooner than you think. I tend to turn up like a bad penny. ' She nodded. He flicked his thick hair away from his forehead.
Besides, she was not sure whether she wanted to embark on anything quite so soon. ' About changing his job, you mean? I guessed you didn't know about that. Tom told us that he didn't intend to tell his family until he was firmly established. ' ' And Julia? ' ' Too right she didn't! ' She took another sip of the sparkling liquid. One thing about champagne, it made it much easier to talk to strangers--particularly attractive ones. ' ' Well, as you know Tom's been in tea all this time, and I don't know whether it was because he was a little bored with the stuff, or whether he saw that his chances of big promotion were growing small, or perhaps it was a bit of each, but he became restless and started to look around.
