Glossary entry (derived from question below)
English term or phrase:
but she feels differently. You wish he did too?
Italian translation:
lei invece prova qualcosa di più/di diverso. Vorresti che fosse lo stesso anche per lui?
English term
but she feels differently. “You wish he did too?”
his older brother and a woman who loved him. He spoke so glowingly of this
Gianna that Bethany began to stiffen in his arms.
He rubbed her back soothingly, while holding her with tensile strength
against him. “I have no desire for Gianna. She is like a sister to me, I think to
Rico also, but she feels differently.”
“You wish he did too?”
“He’s engaged to a mercenary bitch the whole family is hoping he’ll have
enough sense not to marry. Gianna would be a vast improvement.”
Non riesco a capire il significato
May 18, 2009 21:17: Francesca Siotto Created KOG entry
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