“And, after all, I am just one common person!” She watched the throb of the arteries in the stem of her neck, and put her hand at last gently and almost timidly to where her heart beat beneath her breast. Whatever anticipation Ann Veronica had formed of this vanished in the reality. That is what terrified her: the consciousness that nothing in her life would be continuous, that she would no sooner form friendships (like the present) than relentless fate would thrust her into a new circle. “Look at our affair,” he went on, looking up at her. Loneliness—something that was almost physical: as if the vitality had been taken out of the air she breathed. It is my business to know most people. Are these folks your current foster parents?” “Yes.
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