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9 months, 1 week ago

they were not really going to meet for lunch

He left through the same foyer with its worn mosaic tile and people coming in. It was still light outside, the pure full light before evening, the sun in a thousand windows facing the park. Walking along the street in their heels, alone or together, were girls such as Noreen had been, many of them.…

—p.102 Last Night Palm Court (88) by James Salter
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9 months, 1 week ago

she lingered in his thoughts topic/heartbreak

He realized then, as she sat there, a woman in his apartment at night, a woman he knew he loved, that she was really giving him one last chance. He knew he should take it.

— Ah, Noreen, he said.

After that night, she vanished. Not suddenly, but it did not take long. She married Bobby. It was …

—p.98 Palm Court (88) by James Salter
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9 months, 1 week ago

even, God help him, debonair project/stunt-story topic/love

Westhampton, her tanned legs and pale heels. The feeling she gave him of being younger, even, God help him, debonair. He was playful. On the beach he wore a coconut hat. He had fallen in love, deeply, and without knowing it. He hadn’t realized he had been living a shallow life. He only knew that he…

—p.94 Palm Court (88) by James Salter
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she was twenty-five and filled with life

She worked at Grey Advertising, which made it so convenient to meet. Seeing her always filled him with pleasure, even when it became completely familiar. She was twenty-five and filled with life. That summer he saw her in a bathing suit, a bikini. She was stunning, with a kind of glow to her skin. …

—p.93 Palm Court (88) by James Salter
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9 months, 1 week ago

summer mornings with their first, soft light inspo/sex project/stunt-story

— How was I lucky enough to meet you? he said.

They were having dinner amid the liveliness of the crowd, the intimacy within it, the voices all around. He had seen most of them. She was by far the prize of the room.

— We’re going to be friends for a long time, she promised.

Summer mornings…

—p.79 Platinum (69) by James Salter